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Toyota halts 6 production lines due to parts shortage

Jun 20, 2024 12:58 AM

TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor ( TM ) said it would halt six production lines at five plants in Japan from Thursday due to a parts shortage.

The automaker will decide whether to resume production on the lines on Friday, a spokesperson said.

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