Last week there was an explosion at an auxiliary plant
Toyota will fully resume operations at its enterprises located in Japan only on October 26, as reported by the Kyodo agency.
The world’s largest automaker this morning restarted five production lines at four plants in the northeastern and central regions of Japan. At the same time, 13 lines were initially stopped. That is, until October 26, eight lines are idle.
On October 16, an explosion occurred at a subsidiary plant in Aichi Prefecture that produces automotive components for Toyota. Two employees were injured, one of them was hospitalized. The causes of the explosion are being established. The shutdown plants produce models such as the Corolla, Prius, Land Cruiser, and RAV4.
According to Kyodo, Toyota employees were sent to an auxiliary plant to eliminate the consequences of the explosion and restore production as quickly as possible.
