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Three contract workers died on Monday at a factory owned by Indian Apple supplier Tata Electronics, reports Reuters . The facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, manufactures components for the iPhone. The workers were performing maintenance at a wastewater treatment plant at the Tata facility when they inhaled gas while inspecting a nano-filtration tank. The plant was operated by Nalco Water, and the workers were employed by a subcontractor. Apple, Tata Electronics, and state officials will look into the incident, with…
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Upgrade this serverThree contract workers died on Monday at a factory owned by Indian Apple supplier Tata Electronics, reports Reuters . The facility in Hosur, Tamil Nadu, manufactures components for the iPhone. The workers were performing maintenance at a wastewater treatment plant at the Tata facility when they inhaled gas while inspecting a nano-filtration tank. The plant was operated by Nalco Water, and the workers were employed by a subcontractor. Apple, Tata Electronics, and state officials will look into the incident, with Apple sending a "team" to assist in the investigation. The incident did not affect iPhone production because the facility was closed for Diwali. Back in 2024, the same facility had a fire in a chemical storage area, with production disrupted for several days. Tata Electronics was also the target of a cyberattack earlier this year, with hackers stealing confidential Apple files . Tag: India This article, " Three Workers Die at Tata iPhone Parts Plant in India " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
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