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Logistics, especially air express transportation, can accelerate the flow of goods and information, but it can also become a way for the virus to spread. The virus may attach to the surface of goods and spread through transportation. In the context of new cases in Taoyuan and New Taipei, it is not difficult to speculate that the flow of people and materials may be an important factor in the formation of the transmission chain.

However, this does not mean that we have to deny the importance of logistics. On the contrary, we need to plan and manage logistics transportation more scientifically and rationally, strengthen the inspection and disinfection of goods, and improve the protection awareness and measures of logistics practitioners. Only in this way can we minimize the risk of virus transmission while ensuring the efficient operation of logistics.

From a global perspective, the logistics industry faces huge challenges during the epidemic. Countries have taken measures to strengthen border control and adjust transportation strategies. However, this has also led to rising logistics costs and unstable supply chains. For some companies that rely on imported raw materials and parts, logistics obstructions may affect production progress or even lead to production suspension.

In China, with the normalization of epidemic prevention and control, logistics companies are also actively exploring new development models. For example, they use big data and artificial intelligence technologies to optimize logistics routes and improve delivery efficiency; they strengthen cooperation with medical institutions and scientific research institutions to develop more efficient disinfection and testing methods. These innovative measures not only help to cope with the epidemic, but also provide opportunities for the transformation and upgrading of the logistics industry.

At the same time, we cannot ignore the role of consumers in the logistics process. When receiving express delivery, consumers should take personal protection and disinfect in time to avoid the spread of the virus. In addition, consumers' trust and support for logistics companies is also an important driving force for the sustainable development of the logistics industry.

In short, the logistics industry under the epidemic is facing both challenges and opportunities. We need to work together to build a safer and more efficient logistics system to provide strong guarantees for the stable development of society.