Machines to replace Israel postal clerks

Automatic vending machines that will enable Postal Authority customers to dispatch and receive registered mail will soon be installed at 10 locations around Israel as a pilot project.

Authority director-general Yossi Shelli said that the machines, which cost NIS 45,000 each, will provide postal services seven days a week, 24 hours a day, without waiting in line. Similar machines are used in the US and are being tested in England, Germany, and France.

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