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A fire that broke out on September 28th at a factory that supplies iPhone components in Hosur, India has forced the plant to temporarily close.
This former Pegatron factory, now owned by Tata, is the site of the blaze.
This former Pegatron factory, now owned by Tata, is the site of the blaze.
Authorities in Tamil Nadu are investigating the blaze at the former Pegatron factory, now owned by Tata Electronics. The fire began in an area used to store chemicals, according to company officials.
While the fire has been “completely put out,” according to district administrative official K.M. Sarayu, two workers were hospitalized during the incident due to fumes. Those workers have since been released.
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