Since the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit the northeastern Japan region of Tohoku on March 11, 2011, the majority of post offices forced to close in the area have now resumed operations, thanks to the resolve of local delivery workers and their ambition to "never stop" providing mail services.The disaster caused the temporary closure of 159 post offices, after they were destroyed or washed away. But of those, 120 had been reopened by last year. Many postmasters, who, as delivery carriers, braved traveling through the rubble to deliver mail during that time, are now acquiring qua…READ FULL ARTICLE
