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Shinmei Electric's statement didn't say specifically what the workers were protesting, but said management reforms and labor policies were believed to be a cause. It said talks were under way with workers at the plant and that police were questioning staff. A man from the press office of the Shanghai police bureau, who refused to
give his name, said he had no information about the incident and referred calls to the Shanghai government press office, where calls rang unanswered.
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