Honda says it will restart Wuhan plant operations February 21

TOKYO (Reuters) – Honda Motor Co (7267.T) said Friday it now plans to restart operations at its vehicle plant in Wuhan, China on Feb. 21, a week later than initially planned.

Japan’s third-largest automaker plans to resume output from the factory from the week of Feb. 24.

The newspaper reported last Friday that the Japanese automaker would suspend its factory operations in Wuhan until at least late February due to the spread of the novel coronavirus.

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