No service and warranty of Suzuki (Myanmar) changed despite its operation suspension

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Services are given to Suzuki cars.

Suzuki stated on 20 July that car productions of the Suzuki (Myanmar) Motor Co Ltd and Suzuki Thilawa Motor Co Ltd will be temporarily suspended, however, there will be no change in terms of warranty and service.
The suspension is reported because of delays in the import of car parts to be assembled and manufactured due to current circumstances, although the company is doing its best to address the needs of the customers.
The statement also stated the profuse apologies for the delay to deliver the cars to the customers and for not being able to predict the exact time of the delivery. However, it stressed that the company will fully serve better services regarding the purchased cars and urged customers to understand if due to unforeseen circumstances any problems occur.
Since 2019, 13,000 Suzuki cars have been sold in Myanmar, accounting for 60 per cent of the market. —TWA/GNLM

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