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As we all know, the Kovid-19 epidemic started in early 2020, forcing some shops in other countries to close temporarily. Apparently, there is also Apple's electronics store. Apple stopped selling in-store for the first time in March 2020, and it is not until March 2021 that Apple decides to reopen.
All Apple Store locations in the US reopened today. The next two weeks will mark the one-year anniversary of the closure of the Apple Store due to the Kovid-19 pandemic, which began on March 13, 2020. Apple retail store in Texas reopened on Monday, according to 9to5Mac. Apple also confirmed to The Verge that all 270 Apple stores in the United States are now open, with some in-store and some in-store. More for online shopping. Of course, the reopening was due to Apple's efforts to comply with local health ministry hygiene guidelines and restrictions on in-store shopping for certain locations, as well as safety measures, including wearing a mask. And keep the distance.
It should be noted that for almost a year now, Apple has announced the temporary closure of its stores, including stores in other countries, especially China. However, this is not the first time that Apple has decided to reopen the store, as in April 2020 Apple reopened, but also closed due to the increase in the status of Kovid-19.
