Updated March 6th, 2020 at 20:22 IST
Coronavirus: Australian newspaper prints 8 extra pages to help amid toilet paper crisis
Australian newspaper has come up with a hilarious solution to the problem of out of stock toilet papers. It has printed extra pages to be used as toilet paper.
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The hashtags #ToiletPaperEmergency or the great #ToiletPaperApocalypse have been trending on Twitter. People fearful of the coronavirus have caused toilet paper sales to skyrocket, resulting in a deficit in supply in Australia. An Australian newspaper has come up with a hilarious solution to the problem.
Unnecessary panic
The newspaper has decided to add eight extra pages to their newspaper so that their readers can use those eight extra pages as a replacement for toilet paper if they are running low.
Australian newspaper prints extra eight pages to be used as toilet paper to help readers tackle shortage https://t.co/94AtqbPhbU
— Jesmond Saliba (@SalibaJes)
via Corporate Dispatch - CDENews #australia #news pic.twitter.com/YLYegyfuKY
In the face of the increasing demand, a leading supermarket has decided to implement a 4 packet limit per customer.
We’ve implemented a 4 packet limit on toilet paper to ensure more customers can access stock. The vast majority of products in our range remain available & we're working hard with our suppliers to ramp up production & deliveries to restock shelves ASAP.https://t.co/1TUo2cwc41
— Woolworths (@woolworths)
Take a look at how Australians are handling the toilet paper shortage
I made a picture. Because when I went to my local supermarket, the toilet paper aisle was empty. #toiletpapercrisis #toiletpaperpanic #toiletpaperemergency pic.twitter.com/Ky7eYRPMXA
— Kat Johnston (Fractured Lace) (@FracturedLace)
Spotted outside a bakery in Far North Queensland today - more risky than leaving your wallet unattended. #ToiletPaperEmergency #ToiletPaperApocalypse #toiletpaperpanic #toiletpapershortage pic.twitter.com/QRlem48W0g
— Fiona Lake (@FionaLakeAus)
Saw this sign posted next to the front door of my work today, pls don't steal our toilet paper. #coronavirusaus #ToiletPaperEmergency pic.twitter.com/M5URSQYSDX
— Brutalbic1 (@Brutalbic1)
Meanwhile #downunder, we've had to ditch #CentralBank #Fiat due to the #coronavirus pandemic! 🤣#auspol #ToiletPaperApocalypse #ToiletPaperEmergency
— Sovereignty77 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@sovereignity77)
pic.twitter.com/GHkdTTTBjq
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Staff perks only got me this sandpaper #toiletpaperpanic #ToiletPaperEmergency pic.twitter.com/nr5w0QzsVr
— Alexander Barrett (@AlexUshigome)
Phew look what we’ve found in the bathroom cabinet. A Xmas toilet roll Secret Santa pressie from years ago. Only to be opened in emergencies, or happy to sell to highest bidder #ToiletPaperEmergency #ToiletPaperApocalypse #toiletpapergate pic.twitter.com/iSJBGl6I4N
— Ju Avril, here for biz but politics got in the way (@TemplesMarkets)
Ok, you people need to calm down. Seriously. #ToiletPaperEmergency #toiletpapergate pic.twitter.com/HaxylJ0POL
— Dr Bianca Fileborn, demanding bitch (@snappyalligator)
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#ToiletPaperEmergency
— Dan Packer (@Dcpacker)
When you actually need toilet paper, but the masses are stupid. pic.twitter.com/Is6LzHsy8j
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Published March 6th, 2020 at 20:22 IST