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Toyota plans to cut Japan car output by 122,000 units in June due to virus

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TOKYO (Reuters) - Toyota Motor Corp on Friday said it would reduce vehicle production in Japan by 122,000 units in June, as a lack of demand for new cars due to the coronavirus prompts the automaker to keep its plants running on limited operations.The Japanese automaker said the reduced output represented a 40% cut from plans for June made earlier in the year.
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