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As you may know, I’ve been updating you guys about the status of LEGO Brand Stores in regards of when they would be opening back up. Most of the US is still under stay-at-home mandates and non-essential businesses still remained closed. I’ve been told, not officially, that the LEGO Stores will now remain closed until the end of April. Their latest update was to have the stores closed at least until April 12 but given the current situation around the world, it seems like that’s no longer the case. I’m going to guess that LEGO will give another update on of after April 12. In the meantime, you can still put in your orders on LEGO Shop@Home however there may be some shipping delays.

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Earlier today, we reported that LEGO was helping out with the COVID-19 situation by developing protective eyewear for medical professionals and just now, they have released a video of process. In the video below, molding machines crank out visors and more than 100 employees help assemble and package them up for shipment. Their plan is to expand production of the eyewear to other factories around the world.

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Various companies have been going out of their way to help during the Coronavirus pandemic and LEGO has stepped into the fray as well. Colleagues on the LEGO Ambassador Network has mentioned that the Region of Southern Denmark (Syddanmark) Facebook Page has posted images of a new protective eyewear that LEGO developed for medical professionals to use as part of their personal protective equipment. Currently organizations such as the Odense University Hospital and Sygehus Lillebælt have been using them and so far it’s been working well and have become part of their regular equipment.

It may not seem like a lot to us but for the medical profession, it’s invaluable at this point. You may remember that LEGO also launched a couple of campaigns last week to help with the COVID-19 situation including donating $50 million to support children in need. It’s good to see companies using their time and resources to help out others when they don’t really have to.

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LEGO has announced they will be opening a new LEGO flagship store in Shenzhen City, Guangdong, China later this year. It will be located in the COCO Park Shopping Center and it will be the fifth flagship store that LEGO has opened in China.

The 1st LEGO® flagship store in south China will open this year

The LEGO Group announced today that a new LEGO flagship store will be opened in Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province in the second half of this year as it continues to expand its retail footprint to bring creative play and immersive shopping experiences to more Chinese children, parents and fans.

Located at COCO Park shopping center in Futian District of Shenzhen, it will be the fifth flagship store that the LEGO Group opened in China. Store construction and recruitment will start soon. More information about the store will be shared during its grand opening.

The LEGO Group has already opened three flagship stores in China since the first one was opened at Shanghai Disneytown in 2016. The other two are located at the People’s Square in Shanghai and Wangfujing shopping street in Beijing. At the second China International Import Exhibition last year, the LEGO Group announced that its fourth flagship store in China will be opened in east China’s Hangzhou City in summer 2020.

Paul Huang, General Manager of LEGO China, said “We are excited to open a new flagship store in Shenzhen, a vibrant city well-known for its innovation spirit. We hope the new store can bring the creative LEGO