Nikkei Asia: Thailand Floods Become "New Normal" for Automakers Like Toyota, Honda; Factory Shutdowns Threaten Production Targets
Ongoing heavy rains in Thailand have forced automakers like Toyota and Honda to suspend operations as manufacturers adapt to the growing risk of business disruptions from flooding, Nikkei Asia reported. As of October 7, an industrial park in Chonburi province remained submerged, causing supply chain disruptions and commuting problems, threatening production targets.
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