Mazda partially resumes operations at fire-hit Ujina No. 1 plant

Mazda partially resumes operations at fire-hit Ujina No. 1 plant

HIROSHIMA, Japan - Mazda Motor Corp. partially resumes manufacturing operations on Jan. 6 at the Ujina No. 1 plant in Hiroshima for the first time since a fire at the plant on Dec. 15 crippled its paint-coating facility. Work is still in progress to repair the roof damaged by the fire.

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