Nordic Post, which undertakes postal services in Denmark, delivered the last batch of letters on December 30. As a result, Denmark became the first country in Europe to stop sending letters to the public service, according to German News Agency. However, in the future, Danish people will still be able to send letters through logistics companies. According to German News Agency, Denmark is one of the most digitalized countries in the world. With the rise of communication methods such as email and instant chat software, the Nordic Post Company's mail delivery volume in Denmark has dropped sharply by 90% since 2000. The postal company, which is owned by the Swedish government and the Danish government, announced earlier this year that it will completely stop letter delivery services in Denmark on December 31, and will focus on the parcel delivery business in the future.

Nordic Post, which undertakes postal services in Denmark, delivered the last batch of letters on December 30. As a result, Denmark became the first country in Europe to stop sending letters to the public service, according to German News Agency. However, in the future, Danish people will still be able to send letters through logistics companies. According to German News Agency, Denmark is one of the most digitalized countries in the world. With the rise of communication methods such as email and instant chat software, the Nordic Post Company's mail delivery volume in Denmark has dropped sharply by 90% since 2000. The postal company, which is owned by the Swedish government and the Danish government, announced earlier this year that it will completely stop letter delivery services in Denmark on December 31, and will focus on the parcel delivery business in the future.