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Bosch affected as Suzhou steps up COVID control measures

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Production at Bosch's factory in Suzhou. The plant produces automotive electronics, chassis control systems and multimedia products.
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Reuters
February 15, 2022 07:58 AM

BEIJING -- A major Chinese high-tech industry center limited some highway access after detecting new COVID-19 cases, while health control measures, including mass testing, affected the local operations of overseas companies such as Robert Bosch.

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