Manzana has started this Thursday the reopening of four of its stores in Spain, where it will adopt security procedures, such as temperature control or limited capacity, to guarantee the health of employees and customers.
The Calle Colón stores (Valencia), Puerto Venecia (Saragossa), Nueva Condomina (Murcia) and La Cañada (Marbella) receive visitors again this Thursday, although the company is currently keeping those in Barcelona, Madrid and Valladolid closed.
With this decision, from Apple Spain they hope to be able to offer their clients “the service and support they need, either to pick up a new product or receive help with one they already have, “as the company has indicated in a statement sent to Europa Press.
This reopening will be accompanied by security procedures such as temperature control, social distancing and facial protectors “to guarantee the health of customers and employeesFurthermore, inside there can only be “one number limited visitors at the same time, “so the company warns that” there may be a delay for customers without an appointment. “
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