MIIT: 84.1% of car production bases in China have resumed work

Published: Mar 4, 2020 14:29

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Data from the MIIT also revealed that 66.5% of workers have returned at those auto-making bases.

SHANGHAI, Mar 4 (SMM) – About 84.1% of major manufacturing bases of 16 key carmakers in China have restarted production as of the end of Tuesday March 3, according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

Chinese automotive enterprises, except for those in severely infected areas, have reopened, said the MIIT

Data from the MIIT also revealed that 66.5% of workers have returned at those auto-making bases.

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