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Data Found: newsdate=2002-11-12
Data Found: newstitle=New post office under construction in Lumut
Data Found: newsdetail=The Postal Services Department is striving hard to provide comprehensive service by extending it to the rural areas for the convenience of the community.

Through such an endeavor, the department aims to make its vision of transforming post offices into a business and information centre a reality. The move also underlines its effort to be more progressive and competitive.

In this regard, a new post office building is under construction in Kampung Lumut in the Belait District. The foundation laying ceremony was held Tuesday, led by the Post Master General, Pengiran Haji Mohd. Yaakub.

The two-storey building is built at a cost of 700 thousand dollars. When the structure is ready within nine months, it will provide basic postal facilities as well as an automatic teller machine.

Meanwhile, the Postal Services Department said in a media release that Brunei Darussalam will play host to the Commonwealth Post Office Meeting to be held sometime in August next year. Some 35 countries are expected to attend.
Data Found: newsdate=2003-01-23
Data Found: newstitle=Postal Services serve as centre of delivering and receiving government official letters
Data Found: newsdetail=The Postal Services Department is now the centre for delivery and receiving government official letters. This is partly to facilitate ministries and government office boys in their tasks of delivering and receiving letters to and from designated destinations at one place and on time. It is open every working hours for half an hour from 9.30 in the morning to 10 in the morning and from 2.30 to 3 in the afternoon.

Meanwhile, the location for similar centres in the Tutong, Belait and Temburong Districts will set by their respective district offices. The letters from ministries and government departments will only be delivered through the centre during the stated times.

Every ministry and government department must not accept letters which are delivered directly to the ministry and department except the letters and documents addressed to the Office of His Majesty the Sultan And Yang Dipertuan of Brunei Darussalam, members of the royal family, confidential secretaries, confidential and secret letters, tender documents, vouchers and allowance application forms.

In this regard, a briefing on the procedures in delivering government official letters for office boys was held Wednesday. The briefing was given by a representative from the Management Services Department, Ministry of Home Affairs and the Postal Services Department.
Data Found: newsdate=2003-06-12
Data Found: newstitle=New Post Office in Bunut Offers Improved Services
Data Found: newsdetail=Officers and staff of the Post Office Department are urged to always observe the needs of customers by providing high quality service and earning their trust or ‘Tekad Pemedulian Orang Ramai’. The Minister of Communications made the remarks when he officiated the opening of Kampung Bunut’s new post office Wednesday.

Pehin Dato Seri Setia Haji Zakaria said that officers and staff should always make the quality of service to the public a priority. They are also urged to be more innovative and open-minded so that the Post Office Services can achieve its mission and vision.

The function was followed by the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement for the lease of rooms for Automated Teller Machine’s (ATM’s) at the new Bunut Post Office. The agreement was signed between the Post Master General, Pengiran Haji Mohd. Yaakub representing His Majesty’s government and representatives from the Islamic Bank of Brunei, Islamic Development Bank and Baiduri Bank. This is the second post office that has ATM facilities. The Menglait Post Office in Gadong was the first to be provided with ATM facilities.

Construction of the Kampung Bunut Post Office started in October 2001 and was completed in October last year. It provides a number of facilities that include various counter services, ATM’s, a post office shop as well as public phone and Internet services.

Postal services are still required by the community, despite facing stiff competition from improved communication technology. Although the Internet and other communication technologies are providing more convenient ways of communicating between one another, there are still customers who are keen to communicate by mail. He noted that at the end of every month, there is a surge in the volume of mail such as brochures, bills and credit cards, which are sent by banks through the Postal Services Department.


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Data Found: newsdate=2003-08-20
Data Found: newstitle=Keys to New Post Office Handed Over To Postal Services Dept
Data Found: newsdetail=A ceremony to hand over the keys of a building to the Postal Services Department was held Tuesday. The new post office is located along Jalan Seria-Tutong.

The construction of the complex is an on-going government project to upgrade public services, especially for residents in Lumut, Sungai Liang and nearby areas. The new building located at Jalan Seria-Tutong was constructed at a cost of six hundred and 40 thousand dollars.

The post office was constructed under the 8th National Development Plan and was completed last month. Among the services available are the sending of money orders, express mail services and the renewal of road-tax and driving licenses for class three. Residents in the nearby areas can also settle their electric, water and telephone bills at the counters. The post office building also houses the automatic tele-machines and telephone booths. The Lumut Post Office is manned by seven personnel.

The Acting Assistant Director of Public Works Department, Pengiran Haji Menudin presented the key to the Post Master General, Pengiran Haji Mohd. Yaakub, who later handed it over to the Assistant Superintendent of the Lumut Postal Service Office, Dayangku Hajah Mariam.
Data Found: newsdate=2005-06-08
Data Found: newstitle=Walkaton Kesihatan Pos 2005
Data Found: newsdetail=<img src="news picture/walkaton.jpg" width="220" height="170" align="right">This event was held on 29th May 2005 at Bukit Shahbandar Recreational Park.
Data Found: newsdate=2005-10-09
Data Found: newstitle=World Post Day 2005 Speech by UPU Director General
Data Found: newsdetail=World Post Day message from the Director General of the UPU International Bureau

The Postal sector – An essential partner for the information society

With just a few weeks to go before this November’s World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), which will be held in Tunis (Tunisia), I wish to recall, on the occasion of World Post Day 2005, the important role played by the postal sector in reducing the digital divide around the world.

With huge challenges facing the international community, the postal sector is increasingly a partner of choice in the realization of the WSIS objectives, and is committed to working closely with governments, the private sector, other international organizations and representatives of civil society to bring the information society within reach of millions of people who currently lack access to the Internet or to information and communication technologies.

According to the action plan adopted after the first phase of the WSIS, in December 2003, the establishment of an infrastructure that provides access to information and communication technologies forms the bedrock of an integrated information society. With more the 660,000 post offices around the world, and a labour force of more than five million men and women, postal services are ideally placed to help make this is a reality, and I am pleased to note that, in many countries, the postal sector is doing exactly that.

The Post is present almost everywhere – even in the remotest corners of many countries – and serves as a key point of access to the outside world. Its doors are open to all, without discrimination, making it a fundamentally universal phenomenon, a force for integration. Today, the post office is so much more than the place you go to send or receive a letter or parcel; it is also a hub for electronic and financial services. For Bhutanese students living far away from their country’s capital, it provides a means of accessing their exam results via the Internet, while for thousands of Brazilians living in small communities along the Amazon, it offers direct access to the financial services they previously lacked, enabling the to a save for the future and collect their pensions more quickly and easily, and in turn to reinvest in the local economy and lead more independent lives. Access to new information and communication technologies also means the ability to send a confidential electronic message securely, certified by an electronic postmark showing who sent it and when. And it provides a means of receiving parcels containing goods ordered over the Internet.

The world postal network has evolved greatly over the past few years. It is pushing back the physical, digital and financial frontiers through the effective use of new technologies. More the ever before, the activities of the postal sector area helping to build national economies and reduce poverty around the world. A good example of this is the phenomenon of international migration and money transfers. According to the UN, migrant workers make up 3% of the world’s population. These workers often leaver their homelands to earn a salary that will enable then to build a better life for the family the leave behind. According to World Bank figures, migrant workers transferred sums totalling 110 billion USD being transferred, customers require services that are not only reliable but affordable too. Moreover, after direct investments, money transfers are the second biggest source of funding for developing countries. Thank to the worldwide financial network, based on cutting-edge technology, which the Universal Postal Union is helping to build, migrant workers, and millions of their fellow citizens, are set to benefit from a wider range of services, and the ability to perform time-certain money transfers at very reasonable cost.

On this day, 9 October, World Post Day 2005, I invite people all around the world to pay a visit to a post office and find out what it has to offer. I am confident they will find services which are better adapted than ever to the new information society. By the same token, I invite governments, the private sector, international organizations and members of civil society who share our desire to bridge the digital divide to work in partnership with the postal sector, with all its tremendous assets and skills. Together, by creating lasting partnership, we can provide millions of people with fairer access to communication and information: a human right and, for the postal sector, a core mission.