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Taiwanese Apple, Nokia supplier admits more employees were poisoned

article published on 26 February, 2010

A Taiwanese company that provides displays and electronics components for Nokia, Apple and others has confirmed that more employees than previously thought were poisoned by a chemical used in the manufacturing processes at the plant. Last summer, it emerged that between 47 and 49 employees were sickened by exposure to n-hexane, and now a Wintek spokesman admitted the figure is actually 62. ... [ read the full article ]

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xnonsuchx
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26. February 2010 @ 16:16 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
"N-hexane is used to be clean new displays." ???
eLeCTR0n
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4. March 2010 @ 13:36 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
yea obviously proof-reading is needed.
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