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| Apple produces 1 million health workers mask every week |
Apple CEO Tim Cook posted the latest news about the company's response to the emerging Corona Virus crisis in a video posted to the official Twitter account, indicating that the iPhone manufacturer developed the mask and design made for medical professionals.
The tech giant's goal is to produce 1 million masks a week and ship another million masks a week. The company now sold it in the U.S., but plans to expand to other locations soon. Focus on opportunities that can help and meet basic needs. Urgent care.
“Apple is committed to supporting the global response to the emerging corona virus,” Cook said. “We've worked inside the company and brought together product designers, engineers, operations, packaging teams and our employees to provide healthcare professionals. Design, manufacturing and transportation are you masks.”
He added, “We delivered our first shipment to the Caesar Hospital facilities in the Santa Clara Valley last week. The doctor’s evaluation was very positive, and the Apple A. facial shield design was completed. A box of 100 tablets in 2-minute assembly is fully adjustable. The items will be shipped to the states United States and China after shipment. "
In the United States, doctors lack personal protective equipment, such as masks and masks, putting them at risk if they are exposed to the spread of the coronavirus. Cook also said: Apple shipped 20 million masks (N95) through its global supply chain and is working with governments to make a donation to get the institutions they need.
Apple employees in California are currently working from home due to the virus, and the company has closed non-Chinese retail stores indefinitely.