"Toyota" Company Resumed a car manufacturers in Thailand, Monday, in part after production was forced to close its plants last October as a result of disability and the arrival of spare parts due to the floods that swept the country.
According to the Thai News Agency that "Toyota" resumed work on 3-owned plants to produce cars
It is noteworthy that the production of plants suspended, although the flood waters that swept through central Thailand has not flooded.
The power plants of the three productivity is 630 thousand units per year.
On the other hand resumed the company "Isuzu Motors" produced in Thailand today, as was 4 Japanese companies are the "Nissan" and "Mitsubishi" and "Mazda" and "Hino" resumed production last week.
Leaving only the company "Honda" that did not resume production because its laboratory is still awash with water.
In the meantime, Council anticipated economic growth and national social in Thailand on Monday to drop the GDP of the country in 2011 to 1.5%, after it had been expected to reach 3.5 or 4%.
The Secretary General of the Council that the floods may last until December that affect the GDP.
According to the Thai News Agency that "Toyota" resumed work on 3-owned plants to produce cars
It is noteworthy that the production of plants suspended, although the flood waters that swept through central Thailand has not flooded.
The power plants of the three productivity is 630 thousand units per year.
On the other hand resumed the company "Isuzu Motors" produced in Thailand today, as was 4 Japanese companies are the "Nissan" and "Mitsubishi" and "Mazda" and "Hino" resumed production last week.
Leaving only the company "Honda" that did not resume production because its laboratory is still awash with water.
In the meantime, Council anticipated economic growth and national social in Thailand on Monday to drop the GDP of the country in 2011 to 1.5%, after it had been expected to reach 3.5 or 4%.
The Secretary General of the Council that the floods may last until December that affect the GDP.
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