Nissan, Toyota and Honda announce total shutdown in Japanese factories

"Caijing comprehensive report" according to Japan News Network 12th, Nissan Motor Company decided today, due to the earthquake in the northeastern region, starting from next Monday (14th), Nissan's domestic factories are stopped production.　　Nissan said early in the morning that its business operations in the Japanese market had not been "significantly affected" by the magnitude 8.9 earthquake.　　It is the third automaker in Japan to suspend production, following Toyota and Honda.　　Nissan said it needed to conduct a rigorous inspection of all plant and plant and dock facilities to eliminate safety concerns.　　As for whether 15th will resume production, Nissan said it depends on the allocation of components, there is no 15th resumption of production plans.　　According to media reports, Japan's major auto suppliers have begun to assess the disaster area of the plant after the earthquake operations. Borgwarnerinc, Japan's transmission parts manufacturer, the Borg company. ), U.S. auto parts supplier Delphi (Delphicorp), U.S. auto parts supplier Trina Group (TRW), American auto parts maker Wai WorldCom (Visteoncorp) and Nippon Electric Company (Densocorp) all said that despite the earthquake,　　But its operations in Japan are not being disrupted. Bridgettegollinger, a spokesman for the company, said the company was affected by the quake at its factory in the Hard-hit Japanese Lgs (Kariya) Miyagi Prefecture (Miyagi). The plant was under construction and had not yet been put into production, but fortunately no casualties were reported. For now, the extent of the damage is not clear. But factories in other parts of Japan have not been damaged. Trina Group has a total of nine factories, joint ventures and sales offices in Japan.　　Since these factories and office buildings are far from the earthquake area, they have not been affected by the quake. "For now, our manufacturing plants and office buildings have not been compromised and there have been no reports of casualties," said John Walkson, a spokesman for the TRW company, Johnwilkerson. "The company's five factories in Japan have not been directly affected by the quake," Wei WorldCom said in an outgoing e-mail statement.　　Delphi Company Lindseywilliams said the company's sales and office buildings in Tokyo can still feel the aftershocks, there are no casualties reported. "Author:" Financial "comprehensive report"