Yun Express has recorded the parcel as delivered in the destination country. "Inland" means this last step was handled by the local postal service, not by Yun Express itself. "Stacking tay" looks like a garbled or truncated place name in the delivery note, probably a mailroom, collection point or building area where the parcel was left. It is the final event in the journey.
No. This message is a normal final scan, not an exception. It usually follows the scan showing the parcel arrived at the post office. The odd wording does not point to a problem by itself, but it does not tell you exactly where the parcel was left.
Normally nothing more appears. Tracking is complete once the parcel is marked delivered, and the postal service may add no further scans. If the parcel is not where you expect it, the next step is to find out where the local carrier left it.
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