CVS closes at least 60 stores across 21 states. Call ahead, if you're planning on visiting one.

Approximately 60 CVS stores across 21 states are closed, as of Monday.

The chain drug store announced the closures in the wake of protests that began last week following the killing of George Floyd at the hands of Minnesota police. Amid the unrest, businesses in many cities have been broken into and looted.

CVS told USA TODAY it does not have a complete list of the closed stores, due to the developing nature of the situation, but most store closures are in cities with large protests – Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Los Angeles.

"More than 250 of our CVS Pharmacy locations across 21 states have experienced varying levels of damage over the past several days," said Amy Thibault, senior manager of corporate communications for CVS Health on Monday.

The pharmacy chain confirmed while several stores have sustained damage, no employees were hurt during the protests. Stores will reopen once repairs re made and it is safe to open to the public.

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"Each closed pharmacy’s phone system has been rerouted to a nearby CVS Pharmacy that is open so all patients will continue to have access to pharmacy care," said Thibault on Sunday. "We are continually monitoring protests as they occur in the communities we serve and will close stores, if needed, to help ensure the safety of employees and customers."

Similarly, Amazon is limiting deliveries and shifting routes in some cities rocked by protests.

Target also opted Sunday to close six locations until further notice to protect employees whose safety was compromised by demonstrations.

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: CVS closes at least 60 stores across 21 states due to protests