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Overseas express delivery services are becoming more and more popular in today's globalized world, but they also bring some potential risks and challenges. For example, drug traffickers may use this convenient mode of transportation to carry out illegal activities. Drug lords like Sambada may have tried to use overseas express delivery to transport drugs or related items.

At the same time, this also puts forward higher requirements for supervision in various countries. Customs and law enforcement departments need to strengthen inspection and monitoring of cross-border express delivery to prevent similar criminal acts from succeeding. However, it is not easy to achieve effective supervision. The number of cross-border express delivery is huge, and inspection work requires a lot of manpower and material resources. Moreover, there are differences in laws and regulatory standards in different countries and regions, which makes coordination and cooperation difficult.

In addition, the development of technology has also brought new changes to overseas express delivery. While advanced logistics tracking systems and information management have improved transportation efficiency, they have also provided more opportunities for criminals. They may use technical loopholes to evade supervision, or adopt more covert methods to package and transport illegal items.

It is crucial for express delivery companies to take on social responsibility. They need to establish strict internal management systems, strengthen employee training, and raise vigilance against illegal activities. At the same time, they need to work closely with law enforcement agencies and actively cooperate in investigating and combating crime.

In short, the arrest of Mexican drug lord Sambada has sounded the alarm for us. While overseas express delivery services bring convenience, we must pay great attention to the possible risks, strengthen supervision and cooperation, and jointly maintain social security and order.