USPS is temporarily suspending packages from China and Hong Kong

The US Post Service announced on Tuesday night that it is temporarily suspending to accept packages sent from China and Hong Kong so far.

The suspension is immediately effective, USPS said. Letters and apartments are not included in the suspension, says it.

The postal service did not give a reason for the suspension or said how long it expects it to last.

Earlier Tuesday, Beijing announced that it would counteract President Trump’s new 10% Tarif on Chinese items with its own retaliatory gaps. China said start next monday it would Implement a duty of 15% On coal and liquid natural gas products along with a 10% duty on crude oil, agricultural machinery and large cars imported from the United States

Mr. Trump says he plans to talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping in the coming days.

This is an evolving story and will be updated as more information becomes available.

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