SEOUL, Dec. 4 (Yonhap) — Companies in the logistics, maritime and telecom sectors have reported no damages or service disruptions as of Wednesday, amid a short-lived declaration of emergency martial law that shook the nation.
E-commerce platforms Coupang Inc. and SSG.com Corp. said their delivery services were being carried out without any problems. CJ Logistics Corp., the country’s biggest logistics company, also reported no issues in services.
The companies said they encountered no operational issues since a curfew had not been implemented.
According to the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries, shipping and logistics operations at ports across the country were also being carried out normally.
Telecom companies also reported no network outages but said they were preparing for any potential issues.
SK Telecom Co., KT Corp and LG Uplus Corp. all said they were closely monitoring their services and focusing on maintaining stable network operations.
The internet portal industry also reported no severe disruptions besides minor problems on the online community platform of Naver Corp. late Tuesday evening.
This file photo from June 13, 2024, shows delivery trucks of e-commerce company Coupang Inc. in Seoul. (Yonhap)
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