In March, when India announced its first lockdown to curb the coronavirus spread, major smartphone makers such as Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, and Vivo had to shut down factories. Now, as the country’s government is slowly lifting restrictions, these companies are set to resume their production. In a statement, Samsung, which has the world’s biggest smartphone plant in India, said that it has restarted production in a limited capacity: We have received requisite permissions to restart production at our Noida factory. On Thursday, the factory started limited operations, which will be scaled up over a period of time. Employee safety and well-being remaining…
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