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As Wuhan hub comes back up, automakers fear disruptions

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A staff member from a local sanitation and epidemic prevention team checks body temperature of a passenger in a car at a toll station in Wuhan. (REUTERS/REUTERS)
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By:
NORIHIKO SHIROUZU and YILEI SUN
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Reuters
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March 09, 2020 10:38 AM

BEIJING -- Automakers across the world face the possibility of extended supply chain disruptions as factories in China stutter back to life after closures due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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