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First, the frequent transportation of international express delivery may increase the risk of virus transmission. When items are transferred between different countries and regions, if they contain contaminated items, they may become a medium for virus transmission.

Secondly, the international express delivery process involves many links and personnel. There is frequent contact between personnel during the loading and unloading, sorting, and delivery of packages. Once a package carrying the virus passes by, it may cause infection to the staff and further spread the virus.

Furthermore, the prevention and control measures for the monkeypox epidemic will also have an impact on the international express delivery industry. Countries may strengthen the inspection and quarantine of import and export express delivery, increasing the time and cost of express delivery.

However, we should not only see the potential risks brought by international express delivery, but also recognize its positive role in responding to the epidemic. For example, international express delivery can quickly transport medical supplies and vaccines to provide support for epidemic prevention and control.

In addition, the international express delivery industry is also continuously strengthening its own prevention and control measures, using advanced disinfection technology and equipment to fully disinfect packages and reduce the possibility of virus transmission.

In short, the emergence of cases of monkeypox Ib variant reminds us that we must pay more attention to the role and impact of international express delivery in global communication, strengthen supervision and prevention and control, so as to protect the health and safety of the public.