Xiaomi India has gone into lockdown mode hanging Out of Stock notice.

Xiaomi India has put up an Out of Stock notice and went into lockdown mode.

Putting up an Out of Stock notice Xiaomi India has gone into lockdown mode for 21 days. Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi has taken several steps in view of the situation and lockdown of Coronavirus in India.

Xiaomi has taken three important steps under the lockdown situation in India. In one hand Xiaomi has claimed to donate the N95 mask and protective suits. On the other hand, the company has shut down all its Mi Homes in India for sale.

At the same time, now all the smartphones have been Out of Stock in the Mi Super Sale running on the company's website. The situation is expected to remain until a new government directive is issued.

Three important steps the company has taken to support India in this situation.

(1)  All smartphones out of stock in Mi Super Sale:

Mi Super Sale started on 23 March and was to run till 26 March. The company organized the Mi Super Sale on its official website. During this time many smartphones of Redmi were made available for purchase at a very low price.

But all the smartphones available in Mi Super Sale on mi.com are showing out of stock. In such a situation, it can be assumed that as long as there is a lockdown in the country, and then this service will be closed.

(2)  Mi Homes in India Temporarily shut down:

Keeping in mind the lockdown mode and safety of the people, Xiaomi has temporarily shut down its Mi Homes in India. This information has been tweeted by the company's Global Vice President Manu Kumar Jain from his official Twitter account. The post on Twitter said that the company has now discontinued the home delivery service.

(3)  Xiaomi will donate N95 masks and protective suits:

Manu Kumar Jain had tweeted that in this case, he will donate N95 masks and protective suits in Delhi, Punjab, and Karnataka. These suits will be given to hospital doctors like AIIMS.

The company is also taking care of the safety of its staff. Telling them to wear masks all times and keep hands clean time and again. By the way, another mobile manufacturing company Vivo has also talked about making masks instead of smartphones and donate them to healthcare across the country. But they have not taken any decision to go into lockdown mode and their products out of stock.