In recent weeks, most of the Apple Stores around the world have returned to relative normality, with reduced hours and mainly aimed at offering technical service. However, in some countries, such as the United States, the number of stores that opening and closing is like a roller coaster.
A couple of weeks ago, due to demonstrations over the death at the hands of a George Lloyd police officer, Apple was forced to close many of the stores located in major cities where violent altercations occurred. When the calm had come, now It is the coronavirus that is again forcing Apple to close some of its stores.
As we can see on the Apple website, up to 14 Apple Stores located in Florida have been forced to close their doors again for a regrowth in detected cases of coronavirus.
The total number of Apple Stores that have reopened their doors and had to close them again due to the coronavirus stands at 32. In recent days, Apple has closed most of its stores in Houston, Airzona, South Carolina and North Carolina due to the increase in coronavirus cases.
The United States is the country that suffers the highest number of infected and deceased due to the coronavirus. The United States has not known, wanted or been able to stop the advance of this disease, because each state, of the 52 that there is, is the head of the measures to take in this type of situation, and not the central government as it happens in other countries.
Apple celebrated last Monday, June 22, the first WWDC online, without the attendance of the public. Apple made this decision for nor make your event a possible focus of the coronavirus, since journalists from all over the world come to it.
