In view of the growing impact of the Coronavirus, Chinese smartphone manufacturers Oppo, Vivo and Realme have temporarily closed manufacturing plants located in Greater Noida. Oppo and Vivo have ordered their employees to work from home. On the other hand, Reality has also stopped the work going on in its factory till further orders.
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Yesterday, on 24 March, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced to lockdown the country for 21 days, keeping this in mind, the tech companies have taken this step. Earlier, Xiaomi also temporarily closed its Mi Homes in view of this lockdown. This information was given by the company's Global Vice President Manu Kumar Jain via tweet on his official Twitter account.
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Manu Kumar Jain wrote in his tweet that keeping this situation in mind, we have taken such a step, which will help the government to prevent the corona virus. He has further written that as per the rule of lockdown rules, we are closing MI Home.
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In light of the current situation, we are taking all the necessary steps to support to government in stopping the spread of #COVID19
— Manu Kumar Jain (@manukumarjain) March 24, 2020
Abiding by the lockdown rules, all our Mi Homes will be shut & we won't be offering home delivery temporarily.
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