Honda Halts Production At Malaysian Factory
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October 26, 2011, Wednesday
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JAPANESE carmaker Honda has temporarily ceased production at its Malaysian factory due to parts shortages caused by catastrophic floods in Thailand.
The floods forced a halt to Honda and Toyota plants in Thailand two weeks ago that account for about 7 percent of their combined global car production. The disruption comes just as Toyota and Honda bounce back from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan that destroyed autos parts suppliers.
Honda Malaysia said production halted yesterday and may resume if it can source parts from other countries.
The floods forced a halt to Honda and Toyota plants in Thailand two weeks ago that account for about 7 percent of their combined global car production. The disruption comes just as Toyota and Honda bounce back from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan that destroyed autos parts suppliers.
Honda Malaysia said production halted yesterday and may resume if it can source parts from other countries.
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