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The strengthening of entry prevention and control measures has made the personnel flow process more complicated and strict. This has brought new challenges to the transportation and delivery of overseas express delivery. For example, it may be necessary to increase the disinfection of packages during transportation to ensure that they will not become a carrier of virus transmission. At the same time, couriers also need to follow stricter protection standards during delivery to ensure the safety of themselves and the recipients.

However, this challenge has also brought some positive effects. It has prompted the overseas express delivery industry to improve service quality and management level. In order to meet the needs of epidemic prevention, express delivery companies have strengthened the tracking and monitoring of packages, improved the transparency of logistics information, and enabled consumers to understand the transportation status of packages more clearly. Moreover, under strict epidemic prevention measures, some small and non-standard express delivery companies have been eliminated, and the market competition pattern has been optimized, which is conducive to the healthy development of the entire industry.

From the perspective of consumers, although the entry epidemic prevention measures have increased the waiting time for overseas express delivery, they have also made consumers more confident about the safety of their packages. They are willing to pay a certain premium for more reliable and safer express delivery services. At the same time, as people have reduced their outings for shopping during the epidemic, the demand for overseas goods has relied more on express delivery services, which has also driven the growth of overseas express delivery business to a certain extent.

On the other hand, the development of overseas express delivery services has also provided certain support for the implementation of inbound epidemic prevention measures. Through an efficient express delivery network, some epidemic prevention materials can be delivered to the areas and people in need in a timely manner, providing a strong guarantee for epidemic prevention and control work. At the same time, the epidemic prevention experience and technology accumulated by express delivery companies during transportation can also provide reference for other industries.

In general, entry prevention measures and overseas express delivery services are mutually influential and mutually reinforcing. In the future, with the changes in the epidemic situation and the continuous advancement of science and technology, the relationship between the two will continue to evolve and develop. We need to pay close attention to this change in order to better adapt to the new situation and needs.