TOKYO -- Ongoing COVID lockdowns in China are forcing Japanese car and truck manufacturers to drastically adjust their production schemes in the country, in some cases forcing Honda and Toyota to completely suspend operations at their factories there.
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Japanese automakers hit by China's zero-COVID lockdowns
Toyota, Honda, others being forced to adjust or suspend operations
A Honda factory in Wuhan jointly operated by China's Dongfeng Motor Group. (Photo by Takashi Kawakami)
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