UniUni has scanned your parcel in at one of its warehouses as part of a bulk batch. Parcels travel between UniUni facilities in grouped loads, so the whole batch is scanned in on arrival rather than each parcel being handled on its own. Your parcel is physically inside a UniUni warehouse, between the place it was sent from and your local delivery area.
No. This message by itself is normal and is a routine step in transit. It almost always follows "In Transit to Next Facility", which means the parcel has simply moved from one facility to the next. It does not signal a problem or an exception.
Most often, in about 96 out of 100 cases, the next update is "Gateway transit in", which means the parcel has been scanned at the next gateway on its route. In a few cases it is shown as loaded for transfer to another facility instead. After these steps the parcel continues toward the local facility that handles delivery to your address.
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