According to Reuters, Pegatron, an Apple supplier, briefly halted iPhone production at its south India factory on Monday due to a fire incident that happened on Sunday night.
According to reports, the Taiwanese company canceled all shifts for the day at the factory in the Tamil Nadu state, which is close to Chennai. According to the Reuters sources, it has not yet informed the assembly employees if the factory will begin operations on Tuesday.
Pegatron acknowledged that there was a spark problem at the factory in a statement to the agency; the incident is now under control. The business stressed that this occurrence does not have a significant impact on their finances or operating capabilities.
It required the assistance of numerous fire engines from various stations and took about five hours to put out the fire, according to a local official from the emergency response department.
Pegatron acknowledged that there was a spark problem at the factory in a statement to the agency; the incident is now under control. The business stressed that this occurrence does not have a significant impact on their finances or operating capabilities.
It required the assistance of numerous fire engines from various stations and took about five hours to put out the fire, according to a local official from the emergency response department.