Postal Service Department seeks to improve mail services in Brunei

To upgrade the quality of mail services as well as the mail process in the country, the Postal Service Department employed the services of a consultant from the Asian-Pacific Postal College (APPC), Bangkok, Thailand.

Thakur Subhash Sinha has been in Brunei for two weeks evaluating the mail process in the country. Yesterday he delivered a seminar on Service Quality Management and Expediated Mail Service (EMS) to postal workers, stating the service has the potential to be expanded in the future.

In a press release, the Postal Service Department stated that the department is confident that the consultant maybe able to improve the services as well as upgrade the quality of customer and postal services for the benefit of potential clients.

To upgrade the quality of mail services as well as the mail process in the country, the Postal Service Department employed the services of a consultant from the Asian-Pacific Postal College (APPC), Bangkok, Thailand.

Thakur Subhash Sinha has been in Brunei for two weeks evaluating the mail process in the country. Yesterday he delivered a seminar on Service Quality Management and Expediated Mail Service (EMS) to postal workers, stating the service has the potential to be expanded in the future.

In a press release, the Postal Service Department stated that the department is confident that the consultant maybe able to improve the services as well as upgrade the quality of customer and postal services for the benefit of potential clients.

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