Friday, 4 November 2011

Honda Philippines to close because of Thai floods

This week, Honda Philippines has to shut its factory, according to human resources manager Joseph Tacorda. He said, "At this point, we are still waiting for materials to come in from other manufacturing centres of Honda because Thailand has been cut off."

See also: Thailand Flood 2011: More Than 400 Dead

Honda was the third biggest seller of cars in the Philippines with 9,062 units sold, or 9.7 per cent of the market in the first eight months of the year. Three months of unusually heavy rains and a failure to release enough water from dams have caused Thailand's worst floods in half a century, which killed 437 people and submerged large parts of the country.

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