Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

CTOnews.com, August 15, according to NHK, at 1 p.m. local time on August 15, a fire broke out in a room on the third floor of the Nintendo headquarters development building in Kyoto, Japan. The tables and chairs in the room were partially destroyed in the fire, and no one was injured.

After the fire, eight fire engines rushed to Nintendo headquarters, but the fire was put out by employees before they arrived at the scene. Police and fire departments are investigating the cause of the fire, but reports say that depending on the situation at the scene, the fire may have been caused by electronic devices that are being recharged.

CTOnews.com learned that just a few weeks ago, Nintendo had a contingency plan for its headquarters in Japan in case disasters such as a major earthquake affected its operations.

In a shareholder question and answer, Nintendo President Toshitaro Furukawa claimed that even if such a disaster occurs, the company still has a detailed plan to continue to operate. " Even if our business continuity is hampered by natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by certain dangerous infectious diseases that are highly contagious and can lead to serious medical conditions, we have developed written response plans and implemented various positive measures. so that operations can be resumed as soon as possible. "

"in the event of a disaster, we will convene a disaster response committee headed by the president, which will take action to confirm the safety of employees, protect the integrity of the company's property, and ensure the security of personnel and communications systems for recovery work."

Mr. Furukawa also claimed that Nintendo had taken other measures, such as creating data backups and using multiple manufacturing partners to ensure that any interference was minimized.

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