Investigation Launched After Deaths of Three Workers at Apple Supplier in India
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- •Three workers died from asphyxiation at a Tata Electronics factory in Tamil Nadu.
- •The incident is under investigation by Apple, Tata, and local authorities.
- •Tata's factory is critical for iPhone production, accounting for 40% of assembly in India.
Three contract workers died from asphyxiation at a Tata Electronics factory in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, while inspecting an effluent treatment plant. The incident, which occurred during maintenance work, is under investigation by Apple, Tata, and state authorities. This event is the latest in a series of challenges faced by Apple's supply chain in India, which has been affected by a ransomware attack and pollution concerns. The Tata factory is crucial for iPhone production, accounting for about 40% of assembly in India. The deaths occurred when workers inhaled gas while inspecting a nano-filtration tank. Following the incident, the facility's operations were temporarily halted for the Hindu festival of Deepavali. The factory has previously faced issues, including a ransomware attack that leaked sensitive data and warnings regarding groundwater contamination.
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