The bankrupt drugstore chain continues to put its physical stores on the chopping block after unloading a substantial chunk of its pharmacy business. Rite Aid is moving quickly to close additional store locations after selling a substantial chunk of its pharmacy business to other companies last week.

Rite Aid has sold the pharmacy services of most of its stores across the United States to several rivals. The bankrupt company announced the fire sale Thursday, with CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Albertsons and Kroger scooping up Rite Aid’s pharmacy services at more than 1,000 locations.

Dozens of Rite Aid stores will close. The drugstore chain said that 68 stores will be closing, the company announced in a bankruptcy filing on May 9. The sixty-eight stores follow the initial list of 47 location closings, including eight stores in Pennsylvania.