Package deliveries cancelled in Culiacán due to violence and conflict

The situation of violence in Culiacán, which began last Monday, September 9, has affected various services in the city, including package deliveries. Several courier companies have suspended their operations, citing “war and conflict” as the main reason for the interruption of deliveries, which has caused inconvenience among residents.

Companies such as URUZ, DHL and J&T Express have issued statements reporting that, for the safety of its employees and the unstable situation, they have decided to temporarily cancel their delivery services.

“Today they were going to send me some supplies from Culiacán and they called me from the parcel service “From the bus station, everything is closed,” said a user of the social network X, expressing her frustration at the difficulties in receiving her orders.

Despite these cancellations, some users have reported that other courier companies such as TEMU have continued their deliveries, albeit on a limited basis.

The disruption in parcel services is just one of the many effects that the violence is having on the daily lives of the citizens of Culiacán. The Culiacans face the uncertainty of when normal operations will be restored, while shipping companies say they are monitoring the situation to resume their activities when conditions allow.

For now, the affected parcel companies have asked their customers to be patient and recommend that they stay tuned for further updates on the status of their shipments.

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Carlos Narvaes, a graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters with a degree in Sociology from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS), who has conducted school research on insecurity issues. I have completed diplomas in security, violence and quality of life, where I have learned about various theoretical perspectives and these are the topics that I like to work on and that have caught my attention the most. I began my career as a web reporter at DEBATE in 2018, working on topics in the police, political and viral content sections. I especially cover news related to Mexico City and the State of Mexico, I keep up to date with the conferences of the Head of Government, Claudia Sheinbaum and I also follow distance agencies to stay up to date with the events. I have followed news such as the

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