Realme confirmed it is starting smartphone production with 25% of its workers at its Greater Noida facility. Realme India’s CEO Madhav Seth said the company has received required permission to reopen the factory in Greater Noida.
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“As Realme believes in ensuring its employees’ utmost safety, the company will arrange transportation facilities to pick up all outstation employees and arrange accommodation. We will ensure employees to go through blood tests before they resume work at the factory,” Sheth told IANS.
OPPO, Vivo, Samsung, Xiaomi, and some other companies also resume their work to produce smartphones in India. All Chinese company had stopped their production due to lockdown in India.
Realme will also ensure that the employees maintain distance at the workstations and common area while working in plants with adequate safety measures and sanitization, he added.
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