Major Japanese companies shut factories after earthquakes

Deadly earthquakes in recent days have forced major Japanese companies to partially shut down operations.

Toyota, the world's largest automaker by sales, is experiencing a parts shortage and is suspending production on a number of its vehicle assembly lines across Japan this week.

Honda halted operations at a motorcycle factory in Kumamoto, where the most powerful earthquake struck.

The two strongest quakes hit on Thursday and Saturday, killing dozens of people and damaging thousands of buildings.

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