Riot in Chinese Foxconn factory..!?
workers violence..!
At the world's largest
iphone factory in
china, after the factory has been operating for almost a month under strict restrictions aimed at preventing the
coronavirus, there is now a conflict between the employees and the management.
workers at a Foxconn
technology Group plant in
china broke out of their shelters early
wednesday morning and attacked
police officers who were providing security. The situation turned upside down within minutes as security officers were understaffed. A video of
workers at the Foxconn factory jumping on the white-clad guards, many of whom were beaten with sticks, has gone viral on Chinese social media. With the spread of the
coronavirus in
china, many factories are operating by keeping employees at home.
Although many industry-specific companies are doing this process, most of the equipment required for the
international market is released from this factory that manufactures the
apple iPhone. In this situation, a few days ago, the employees of the Foxconn factory left the factory after crossing many barriers. To deal with this, while the Foxconn management employed many
people to run the factory, it was reported that the security officers attacked the factory because the management had put the employees in the
gold hostel due to the corona infection.
In this situation, in order to explain these conflicts, in a statement released by the management of the Foxconn factory, it has been explained that the protest broke out due to the deterioration of the wages and
gold facilities of the
workers in the factory. The Foxconn company from
taiwan has set up a large factory in
china to manufacture Apple's iPhones. Zhengzhou is nicknamed the
iphone City because of the factory's employment of over 200,000 workers.
In this situation, the Chinese
government is imposing
zero lockdown in every area due to the high number of corona infections in China. As a result, to escape from this problem, the Zhengzhou area and its surrounding areas were operating on a closed-loop basis until the
lockdown restrictions were reduced.