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iPhone, Macbook makers halt Shanghai production over Covid
AFP via Breitbart ^ | 13 April, 2022 | AFP

Posted on 04/13/2022 4:59:21 AM PDT by GonzoII

Several electronics companies, including iPhone and Macbook makers, have halted production in the Chinese cities of Shanghai and Kunshan, adding to supply chain woes under Beijing’s strict zero-Covid measures.

The business hub of Shanghai has become the heart of China’s biggest Covid-19 outbreak since the virus surfaced more than two years ago. The city of 25 million has remained almost entirely locked down since the start of the month, while other areas have rolled out less severe restrictions to stamp out Covid flare-ups.

“Local operation in Shanghai area has been temporarily suspended in response to Covid-19 prevention measures,” said Macbook maker Quanta Computer in a filing to the Taiwan Stock Exchange on Wednesday.


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TOPICS: Chit/Chat; Computers/Internet
KEYWORDS: china; corona; covid; covid19; iphone; mac; macbook; shanghai
"Stay-at-home orders and stringent testing rules have strained supply chains in and around Shanghai, home to the world’s busiest container port and a critical gateway for foreign trade."

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1 posted on 04/13/2022 4:59:21 AM PDT by GonzoII
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To: GonzoII

The children working there have a vacation.


2 posted on 04/13/2022 7:32:48 PM PDT by minnesota_bound (Need more money to buy gas)
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