Apple Sanlitun in Beijing (source: Apple)
Apple CEO Tim Cook says that the company will be donating support to relief efforts following flooding in China's Beijing within the Hebei province.
As it now has many times before in Turkey, Pakistan, the US, and with France's Notre Dame, Apple has committed to helping relief and recovery efforts.
According to China Daily, Tim Cook took to Chinese social media service Weibo to express Apple's reaction to the flooding caused by Typhoon Doksuri.
"Our hearts go out to those impacted by the terrible flooding in Beijing and the surrounding Hebei province," wrote Cook. "Apple will be donating to relief efforts on the ground."
As with all previous announcements of support, Cook does not specify how much it is donating. He doesn't specify whether the donation is financial or instead some form of in-kind support from the local Apple Store staff, or Apple services.
Following relief efforts, though, Apple also tends not to ever disclose what precisely it has donated.
Beijing is home to the flagship Apple Store, Apple Sanlitun, which opened in 2020 as a replacement for the company's first-ever store in China.
