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Apple supplier fined over river pollution

(Xinhua)

08:09, February 22, 2013

SHANGHAI, Feb. 21 (Xinhua) -- A company that supplies accessories for Apple was fined for intentionally discharging pollutants and damaging a river in Shanghai, environmental authorities said Thursday.

RiTeng Computer Accessory Co., Ltd. was recently found to have dumped waste fluid into a drainage system, polluting a river in Shanghai's Songjiang district.

The company, a subsidiary of Taiwan's Pegatron Corp., was also found to have made excessive noise, handled waste improperly and had insufficient environmental protection warrants.

The environmental protection bureau of Songjiang has ordered the company to seal off its discharge outlet and clear any waste remaining in the drainage network.

Some of the company's production was correspondingly halted, according to the local environmental authority.

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