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The operation of the logistics industry depends on stable infrastructure and transportation networks. The landing of Hurricane Debbie damaged roads, bridges and port facilities, resulting in the interruption of logistics transportation routes. Goods could not be delivered to their destinations on time, and the supply chain was broken, affecting the production and sales plans of enterprises. For international express delivery business, this impact is even more significant. Because international express delivery usually needs to cross multiple countries and regions and go through multiple transportation links, any interruption in any link may cause the package to be delayed or lost.

In addition, hurricanes may also lead to an increase in logistics costs. In order to cope with the damage caused by the disaster, logistics companies need to invest more resources to repair facilities and re-plan transportation routes, which will undoubtedly increase operating costs. These costs may eventually be passed on to consumers, resulting in higher express delivery costs.

On the other hand, hurricanes have also prompted logistics companies to pay more attention to risk management and the formulation of emergency plans. When faced with force majeure factors such as natural disasters, they can respond quickly and take effective measures to reduce losses. At the same time, this has also promoted the innovation and development of logistics industry technology, such as using technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence to optimize transportation routes and improve forecasting capabilities to reduce the impact of natural disasters on logistics business.

In conclusion, although Hurricane Debbie was a natural disaster, it had a profound impact on the logistics sector, including international express delivery business, in many aspects. Logistics companies and relevant departments should learn lessons from it, strengthen cooperation, and jointly cope with similar challenges that may arise in the future to ensure the stability and sustainable development of the logistics industry.