No, this is not a story surreal: a factory of Samsung that supplied the batteries for the computer Galaxy Note 7 was set on fire Wednesday.
Samsung SDI, a supplier of batteries of the technology giant from South Korea, said it was "minor fire" recorded in the plant located in Tianjin, China.
The fire did not affect the production, said the spokesman, Shin Yong-doo to Bloomberg. This incident began in a deposit of waste, not in the area of production, according to Shin.
The Galaxy Note 7 put against the ropes to the signature south Korean in November of 2016, after that they register at least 35 fires of the device in multiple countries. This forced Samsung to withdraw the product from the market, and even apologize in newspapers by the fiasco of his team.
Here is the full story: Samsung suspends the production of the Note 7 (the phone-explosive)
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