Tesla Will Not Be Opening Its California factory Due To Coronavirus

Elon Musk, the visionary tech entrepreneur, is quite busy in his personal, and professional life during this quarantine period. Musk who wants to reopen his Tesla factories in California had recently got a shock when the County said NO. Elon Musk is famous for working hard and succeeding at every project even after facing lots of odds. However, Musk’s request to reopen the California factories has been declined by Alameda County on Friday. The country said opening factories during the coronavirus outbreak situation is quite dangerous.

Since it will be putting the health of many workers in this factory at a hazardous level, the County believes the way they are managing this health crisis, and getting some good response will be gone if the factory gets reopened. Governor Gavin Newsom after getting a request from Musk for opening the Tesla factory allowed it. However, the counties have more power and decided to put some more restrictions during the ongoing pandemic situation.

Six bay area counties decided of closing down major manufacturing factories during the pandemic situation considering the human loss it would bring for thousands of people. They published an official order to extend this decision till the end of May which seemed to be quite necessary. Alameda County said Tesla did not meet one of their criteria to put on closed factories, and as of now, no one knows which rule Tesla failed to obey.

However, after observing the current situation, it’s far clear that Tesla will not be able to make cars until the end of May. Still, no one knows whether the lockdown period will end on May 31 or not because the County will take further decision after observing the situation of that time. Musk might have to wait for some time to get back to work on his ambitious project.