Apple Park was evacuated this afternoon after a dangerous white substance was found that could put staff in a dangerous situation.
The company made the decision and vacated a sector of its offices in the United States.
Apple Park is the headquarters of the multinational company Apple and is located in Cupertino in the state of California. It was opened in 2017 to have central offices for all the development of the company.
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Apple Park was returning to normal after the scare
The company did not express any external or internal communication about the situation, however it seems that everything is under control and people are returning to the premises.
Firefighters arrived at the scene after an emergency call and were in charge of testing the alleged dangerous substance.
Justin Stockman, captain of the Santa Clara County Fire Department spoke to NBC Bay about the situation and assured that everything was controlled and that the workers will be able to return without any risk.
The company did not vacate all the offices on the premises, because being a specific sector, it decided to focus everything and isolate the problem so that all Apple services would be maintained without any inconvenience.
Apple Park was the last great dream of Steve Jobs and that is why the designer Norman Foster was in charge of making it come true even after his death.
Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California. (Photo: Carles Rabada via Unsplash)
The design is made up of four floors full of glass and titanium in Cupertino, with a huge amount of vegetation in the middle that makes any employee fall in love.
The company commissioned this design from Norman Foster and it is a clear example of the level of excellence with which a company such as Apple is managed.