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In the aftermath of a devastating 7.6 magnitude earthquake that struck the Noto peninsula on January 1, 2024, Toyota, the world's largest automaker, is gearing up to reopen its manufacturing plants on Monday.
The company has declared that it will assess the situation and commence operations starting from January 15, utilizing parts from its existing stockpile to bridge the production gap.
With over 100 confirmed casualties and more than 200 individuals still missing, the region faces a challenging recovery process.
However, nearly 80% of the 200 companies with plants in the affected areas have either resumed production or outlined plans to do so in the near future.
Toyota's decision to recommence operations adds a beacon of hope to the broader recovery efforts underway in the wake of this destructive natural disaster.