TSMC Resumes Operations After 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake in Southern Taiwan; Minor Damage Reported
Following a 6.4 magnitude earthquake in the rural regions of southern Taiwan, TSMC (TSM.US) reassured that despite the overnight tremor, all of its factories are now back in operation. Thankfully, the seismic event resulted in only minor damages and light injuries, with prompt evacuations from the affected areas ensuring the safety of all personnel.
TSMC swiftly conducted a comprehensive headcount in the central and southern plant locations, confirming the well-being of all individuals by the early hours of the morning. Structural integrity checks post-quake have been completed across all sites, affirming their safety. Operations are gradually resuming, with water, electricity supply, workplace safety systems, and overall functionality returning to normal at all facilities.
In an email statement, the company mentioned, 'Post-earthquake structural assessments at all sites have been finalized, confirming their safety, with operations gradually bouncing back.' Notably, TSMC's construction sites remain unaffected and continue to operate normally post thorough environmental safety checks.