Its grim situation for Japanese car makers

Recently Japan faced a natural fury that not only devastated the country, left stunned to the world. The natural tragic incident occurred on Friday and claimed huge number of lives and explosion in nuclear plants. The country is going through a grim situation caused by earthquake with high intensity, explosion and tsunami that washed away Japanese people as well as their houses. It also led to atomic radiation from nuclear plant, which is considered as much harmful for human being and hence Japan is facing the new challenge in the form of atomic radiation. The recent natural calamity has badly affected the country and it seems that Japan needs some drastic efforts to overcome from such devastating calamity. The high tide wave washed away the coastal area of the country as well as some small industries.

It seems that the recent calamity also affected to the production capacity of many Japanese auto mobile companies as the famous auto giant Toyota made the announcement to put production on hold for two factories because of massive quake in the country. It is expected that these two factories have great capacity of production and produce 420,000 small cars units annually. Such factories of Toyota play lead role on the course to export the cars in overseas market. However the world famous auto biggie has not cleared yet that when the manufacturing process will be resumed. The company has reveled that the present scenario is not appropriate for the manufacturing process. Toyota’s two manufacturing plant located in Iwate and Miyagi, badly affected by the high tide wave and workers in the factory are not able to analyze the horrible nightmare that took place on Friday. 
 
On the other hand Nisan, second most popular automobile company in the country, also announced to put the manufacturing process on hold as its some plants are also badly hit by the quake and tsunami. However the car manufacturer company cleared that the production will be put on hold only for Saturday and Sunday.