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Austria’s postal service issues ‘corona stamp’ printed on toilet paper – The Guardian
Item also features a baby elephant, symbol of social distancing campaign
Austrias postal service has united two aspects of the coronavirus pandemic in a stamp printed on toilet paper that people can also, at a push, use for social distancing.
The 2.75 (£2.50) corona stamp comes in sheets 10cm wide, or a tenth of the 1-metre distance that the government advises members of the public to keep apart from each other, symbolised in official campaigns by a baby elephant.
If you put 10 stamp sheets end to end, you get a metres distance in total or the length of a baby elephant….
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