Toyota resumes production at all domestic assembly lines

Toyota resumes production at all domestic assembly lines

Photo taken May 6, 2016, shows Toyota Motor Kyushu Inc.'s Miyata plant in the southwestern Japan city of Miyawaka. Toyota Motor Corp. resumed production the same day on all of its assembly lines halted after a series of strong earthquakes hit southwestern Japan in mid-April, disrupting the supply of parts. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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