A report reveals how low phone sales in China are due to Corona.
Government data showed on Monday that Apple sold less than half a million iPhone in China in the month of February, which led to the outbreak of MERS-CoV to reduce the demand for smart phones in half.
China imposed travel restrictions and asked the population to avoid public spaces late last January, just before the new lunar Christmas Day, a major holiday in the country with gifts. These restrictions remained largely in effect during most of February.
In total, it sold brands of mobile phones a total of 6.34 million devices during the month of February in China, with a net decrease of 54.7% from 14 million in the same month last year, according to The showed data from the China Academy of ICT. This figure is lower than 2012, when the Academy began publishing market data.
Shares fell Apple by about 6% amid decline of the widest in the Wall Street amid growing concerns of a recession due to the sharp decline in oil prices and the virus's rapid proliferation.
The data showed that the brands of phones running Android, which includes devices made by Huawei, Share, and suffered the decline the largest, with experienced a combined decrease in shipments of 12.72 million units in February 2019 to 5.85 million units. Abel shipments declined to 494,000 units from 1.27 million units, and last January, shipments maintained a constant rate of 2 million units.
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