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Apple Company Is All Set To Donate Masks For Health Workers
We can protect ourselves from Coronavirus being safe at home and maintaining self-hygiene.
We can protect ourselves from Coronavirus being safe at home and maintaining self-hygiene. And if there is a necessity to step out for groceries, then definitely one needs to go with gloves and masks, isn't it??? Yes…
If we think about the situation of the health workers and doctors, we just need to give them salute for all their hard work. The condition in Europe and USA is still in control with the hard work of these health workers itself. So, the tech giant Apple company has decided to donate millions of masks for all the health workers in these countries.
Apple company CEO Tim Cook has announced this news through his Twitter handle… Have a look!
Our teams at Apple have been working to help source supplies for healthcare providers fighting COVID-19. We're donating millions of masks for health professionals in the US and Europe. To every one of the heroes on the front lines, we thank you.
— Tim Cook (@tim_cook) March 21, 2020
He also thanked all the heroes on the front lines for helping us fighting with this disease.
Apple company has also shut down all their offline stores worldwide until 27th March. This tech giant also announced to donate USD 15 million to help with worldwide recovery.
