After filing for bankruptcy, Rite Aid has announced that it will close a slew of stores. Which will shutter in the coming months?

Rite Aid plans to close 31 additional stores across the country as part of a broad restructuring plan in the face of financial and legal headwinds. The chain of pharmacies announced the move in a filing in a New Jersey bankruptcy court Wednesday.

Rite Aid is closing another roughly 30 locations across the US in addition to the 100 the bankrupt chain announced last month as part of its restructuring efforts.

Rite Aid is closing 30 more stores across a dozen states, adding to the more than 100 they closed earlier this year.

In a notice filed in court, Rite Aid said it determined that 31 more stores in 12 should be closed “in the exercise of their business judgement.” In an earlier court filing, Rite Aid said closings were “in the best interests” of the company.

The 17 stores were listed earlier this month in a court document related to the company’s bankruptcy protection filing, according to the report.

Rite Aid is closing 30 more stores across a dozen states, adding to the more than 100 they closed earlier this year.

The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy back in October, saying falling sales and opioid-related lawsuits led to the filing.