A few weeks ago, Apple confirmed it was offering millions of candies in Europe and America. The company has been very supportive in the aftermath of the global disaster, and the incident was no different.
Now, Apple has announced through its CEO Tim Cook that it will make a double donation to China to continue fighting the coronavirus in the long term. Reuters news shows that Cupertino's company will contribute to the claim for more than 50 million yuan, which in the case of donations amount to six and a half euros
Apple's first offering in China has been the first response facing the problem, while the second offering wants to have a long-term impact.
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Apple's contribution to China
Apple had already donated about 20 million yuan to a Chinese foundation to provide services to six of the three Shanghai hospitals, including one hospital in Wuhan. The balance of the new donation will help to fight for longer life.
Tim Cook gave these names to Chinese citizens on the Web's social network:
"China has shown amazing spirit and resilience during the COVID-19 division and we are very grateful to our teams, partners and customers for their support during these difficult times."
As we mentioned earlier in the news, Apple has been showing solidarity in the event of a disaster. At the beginning of the epidemic, the company provided emergency services in Italy, shortly afterwards to Europe and the United States. In fact, they even released an app about COVID-19 in the App Store to help users who need information and instructions.
