Apple iPhone production has been disrupted at Foxconn's India plant amidst heavy rainfall. According to the reports, the rainfall has caused flooding in the area, which has affected the transportation of materials and components to the plant. This has led to a shortage of parts and has forced Foxconn to temporarily halt production.
The disruption is expected to have a significant impact on Apple's iPhone production, as the plant in India is responsible for manufacturing a large number of iPhones. The company has not yet released any official statement on the matter, but it is likely that the disruption will lead to a delay in the production of some iPhone models.
This is not the first time that Apple's iPhone production has been disrupted due to natural disasters. In 2011, a massive earthquake in Japan caused a disruption in the supply of components, which led to a shortage of iPhones. In 2018, a fire at a Foxconn plant in China caused a similar disruption.
Apple is likely to take steps to mitigate the impact of the disruption on its iPhone production. The company may be able to source some of the missing parts from other suppliers, or it may be able to shift production to other plants. However, it is likely that the disruption will still have some impact on iPhone production in the short term.
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