Workers at the world’s biggest iPhone assembly plant in China clashed with scores of police officers after protests erupted at the Foxconn factory
A group of people cross a downed fence following a protest at Foxconn’s plant in Zhengzhou, China.Nov. 23, 2022 3:43 am ET
HONG KONG—Workers at the world’s biggest iPhone assembly plant in China clashed with scores of police officers after protests erupted at the factory, which has been under Covid-19 lockdowns in recent weeks. Videos circulating among workers’ online chat groups on Tuesday showed chaotic scenes at the factory in Zhengzhou where Foxconn Technology Group assembles most of the world’s latest iPhone models. Police officers in Covid-protective suits holding long shields and wielding batons faced off with workers who threw plastic water bottles and pieces of metal from dismantled barriers, the videos showed.
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