New Delhi: Chinese mobile handset manufacturer Oppo (OPPO) has stopped work at its factory in Noida. The company said that until the investigation of the coronavirus infection of all its 3,000 employees is completed, work in the factory will remain closed. The company resumed operations on Friday with about 30 per cent of its employees after getting permission from the Uttar Pradesh government. The company has sent samples of all the employees to be involved in the corona virus test.

In a statement late on Sunday, OPPO said, “Prioritizing the safety of all our employees and citizens, we have halted all operations at the manufacturing plant in Greater Noida and the COVDI-19O investigation for more than 3,000 employees” Has started, the result of which is awaited. The company said that only employees with negative test results will be allowed to work again.

Relief to e-commerce companies

Lockdown 4.0 has started on 18 May. In this new lockdown, e-commerce companies like Amazon, Flipkart can get relief. E-commerce companies can now start delivery in the Red Zone too soon. E-commerce companies can now resume their delivery service in all metro cities. E-commerce companies started their service in the Green and Orange zones during the third lockdown recently.

From today onwards the way of working will change in office

To prevent the outbreak of Coronavirus Pandemic, the government has increased the lockdown to 31 may. The government has allowed the office to open in Lockdown-4 with certain conditions. The Home Ministry has appealed that if possible, continue to work from home now. Meaning, it is the responsibility of the company and employees to avoid going to the office keeping in mind the social distancing and keep working from home.