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The development of e-commerce has greatly changed people's consumption patterns and living habits. In this digital age, people can buy goods from all over the world without leaving home. However, behind this convenience, there are also a series of problems. For example, the pressure and challenges in logistics and distribution.

With the continuous increase in e-commerce orders, the business volume of the express delivery industry has exploded. In order to meet consumers' demand for quick delivery, express delivery companies have to increase their investment in manpower and material resources and optimize the delivery process. However, in this process, some omissions are prone to occur, such as the loss or damage of express parcels.

At the same time, the rapid development of e-commerce has also had a certain impact on the environment. A large amount of express packaging waste has become a problem that cannot be ignored. If these wastes are not handled properly, they will not only waste resources, but also pollute the environment. In order to solve this problem, some e-commerce companies have begun to promote green packaging and use degradable materials to reduce damage to the environment.

Back to the monkeypox case in Thailand. This sudden public health incident has once again raised people's attention to health and safety. E-commerce has also played a certain role in this process. For example, during the epidemic, people bought epidemic prevention supplies through e-commerce platforms, reducing the risk of going out and being exposed to the virus.

However, the development of e-commerce is not all smooth sailing. The fierce market competition has caused some e-commerce companies to reduce product quality and service levels in pursuit of profits. This not only harms the interests of consumers, but is also not conducive to the long-term development of the e-commerce industry.

In addition, the popularity of e-commerce has also had an impact on traditional retail. Many physical stores are facing operational difficulties or even bankruptcy. This requires us to think about how to promote the development of e-commerce while taking into account the survival and development of traditional retail and achieving a balance and synergy between the two.

In short, as an important part of today's society, e-commerce has direct or indirect connections with various other phenomena and events. We need to examine and think about the development of e-commerce from multiple perspectives in order to better cope with the opportunities and challenges it brings.