A total of 26,000 postal packs received from the Malaysian Postal Administration Institute that were stranded with illegible addresses have been directed to the destined locations, the Postal Department said. Postmaster General Ranjith Ariyaratne said appeals were made to the Government of Malaysia, seeking assistance to restore the illegible addresses of 19,000 other postal goods, and the parcels will be distributed after details of the destined locations are received. The Postal Department recently issued a statement in response to constant inquiries from various parties pertaining to the non-receipt of goods ordered via the internet. “A cause for this delay is the non-receipt of postal goods receivable from most countries due to the lack of formal operations of international flight schedules from the last week of the month of March to date,” the statement read. The Malaysian Postal Administration authorities had directed a container with postal goods ordered via various websites by Sri Lankan consumers to Sri Lanka Post during the second week of June 2020. There are approximately 45,000 small parcels directed through general post in this container, the Postal Department stated.