As the classic Supreme song goes, “ain’t no mountain high, ain’t no valley low enough” to keep you from your loved one. “Romance can be far, but not apart”, a message that Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) will try to convey amid the pandemic as it again plays Cupid on Valentine’s Day via its “Express Pada-Love program,” which is ongoing until February 14.
“The celebration of Valentine’s Day might be a little different this year, but there are a lot of ways to show love and affection to our dear ones”, PHLPost said in a statement.
One way is to send flowers and letters of gratitude to someone special in our life.
Via its #ExpressPadaLove2021, not even Covid-19 can stop PHLPost from sending love this Valentine season. PHLPost is now accept orders of flowers, chocolates, stuffed toys and other gift items until February 11 for Express delivery on Valentine’s Day.
Following physical distancing and safety protocols, PHLPost has started accepting orders through its Valentine’s Day booths selling flowers, novelty and food items at the lobby of the Manila Central and Quezon City Post Offices.
PHLPost will deliver the items via door to door through its Domestic Express Mail Service (DEMS) anywhere in Metro Manila. They can also call for orders, through telephone numbers (02) 8527-0135/ 0927-245-0835/ 0906-8976930. Payments can made via Electronic Postal Money Order (EPMO) or G-Cash at Mobile No. 0935-3674207.
Today, February 10, PHLPost will also be launching its Valentine’s Day stamps at 3 in the afternoon and this will be featured live on Facebook via https://www.facebook.com/PilipinasPhilately.
The cartoon style stamp illustrates two physically distanced people in face mask romantically spending time together to celebrate Valentine’s Day.
On February 14, the postman will deliver Valentine’s Day orders of flowers, chocolates and novelty items. The program will again be featured live on Facebook via https://www.facebook.com/PilipinasPhilately.
