The world’s largest iPhone factory in China is confused! The workers raised the flag of rebellion… “We want to go home” |

The world’s largest iPhone factory is on the agenda this time with protests. Things got messy when workers at Foxconn’s iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, China, which had previously been hit by Covid-19, raised a riot flag. Employees to Covid-19 events protest they clashed with the police. The voices of “We want to go home” were raised.

The strike, which started last night and continued till dawn, has seen workers protest against strict Covid-19 measures, as well as delays in the payment of promised bonuses, non-payment and insufficient food lack of protest they did. The cameras captured the anger of the employees who have been working in closed mode for almost a month as part of the Kovid-19 measures, and whose entrances and exits are strictly controlled.

Social in the images shared in the media, workers were seen clashing with police wearing protective overalls and tearing down barriers put up to fight the epidemic. It was claimed that some of the workers who chanted “We want to return home” were injured during the fight, and some workers’ health was serious. In the footage, the worker, who fell to the ground and was wearing a protective coverall, is seen being kicked by the police.

Approximately 20In October, the factory where 0,000 workers worked was banned from entering and exiting due to cases of Kovid-19, and images of workers running away from the factory with suitcases and backpacks came to the fore. As part of the quarantine, Foxconn persuaded thousands of workers to stay at the factory with the promise of increased hourly wages and bonuses.

Foxconn has announced that there is a slowdown in production following the implementation of “limited capacity work” due to the increasing number of Covid-19 cases, so those who want to buy the iPhone 14 and other products will have to wait. . (UAV)

Translation“24 HOURS”