Collections suspended at four Manhattan locations for safety

New York, N.Y. — In the interest of public and employee safety, postal officials are immediately suspending mail collection service till Monday, June 2 to select Manhattan locations due to a crane collapse in the vicinity of First Avenue and 91 Street. All other collection boxes and schedules remain unaffected.

The affected locations are:

ZIP Code	Collection Box Locations
10028	89th Street & 1st Avenue – Southeast corner
10028	92nd Street & 1st Avenue – Northeast corner
10028	90th Street & York Avenue – Southeast corner
10028	90th Street & 2nd Avenue – Southeast corner

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