Huh... Moorookamick the update basically says they don't know...

Huh... Moorookamick the update basically says they don't know how long it will take.

Even badder IMO there is no need to reopen if the electricity issue that caused the accident in the first place isn't resolved first. Nothing was said about this.

I wouldn't be surprised if the regulatory agencies ask for better fail-safes or even an on-site emergency generator (if this is even possible as I don't know the power needed).


Btw... In some countries (like France) you can have a "technical layoff" which means that due to an incident the employee are still employed but are not paid during the incident resolution.
Does this apply in China?


PS: Still trying to see the glass half-full