On August 4, 2010 (June 24, 2010 in the lunar calendar), the Russian MiG Aircraft Manufacturing Company was forced to temporarily suspend production due to fire. On August 4, 2010, the Russian MiG Aircraft Manufacturing Company was forced to temporarily suspend production due to fire. According to the Russian News Information Network, due to the severe impact of forest fires and its smoke, the Russian MiG Aircraft Manufacturing Company's main production line located on the outskirts of Moscow was forced to temporarily suspend production on August 4. All workers and employees have gone home on holiday and are expected to be suspended for one and a half months. A source close to the MiG aircraft manufacturing factory revealed on August 4 that due to the impact of the fire and the high concentration of smoke in the air, the Russian MiG aircraft manufacturing company located in Luhoviti city, 135 kilometers southeast of Moscow. The company's main industrial production platform, the "MiG" No. 1 production system, was suspended on the same day, and only the on-duty personnel were still working in the factory. The source said: "All workers in the entire factory have gone home on holiday, and only the on-duty personnel, boiler workers, electricians and some leaders are working. Another source at the factory revealed that all workers had a holiday at 10 a.m. on August 4, and the rest of the staff went home at 12 a.m. The factory will resume production after the fire and smoke dissipate. MiG spokesperson Fedorova later said that the temporary shutdown of the factory was due to the leadership's concern for the safety of workers. She said: "The company has full orders and the factory is working in an orderly manner. Even if the shutdown lasts for two weeks, there is nothing scary about it, and we will catch up with the order fulfillment plan in the future. Rybak, general manager of Russia's Infomost Consulting Company, believes that without tearing up the contract, MiG's production plant may be suspended for a period of one and a half consecutive months at most. After all, this is not a war period. Judging from the current effective load, a few weeks of shutdown will not have serious consequences. Even if the shutdown of Russia's defense industry system continues, it will not have any terrible consequences for the country's defense capabilities and economy. The MiG-1 production line uses efficient production equipment and is capable of manufacturing a variety of aircraft, from ultra-light aircraft to modern fighter jets and passenger aircraft. Currently, the factory is producing MiG-29K/KUB carrier-based fighter aircraft, Il-103 civil light aircraft and synthetic fuselage components for Su-29 and Su-31 sports aircraft. The final assembly workshop opened since 2005 is the most modern workshop in Russia. Also belonging to this production system is Tretyakovo Airport, where MiG conducts various tests and flight tests on all types of mass-produced aviation equipment it produces. The forest fire situation in Luhovici District is extremely serious. On July 29, the village of Mohovoye in Luhovici District was swallowed by a forest fire. 15 houses were completely burned and 9 people died, including 1 firefighter. Three days later, on the evening of August 1, firefighters found that two other villagers had also been burned to death. This is the village of Mahawoye after being hit by a forest fire on August 2. The village of Mahavoye is located about 150 kilometers south of the Russian capital, Moscow. Local residents were forced to evacuate after the fire broke out. Since the beginning of summer this year, high temperature and dry weather rarely seen in history has occurred in many regions of Russia, causing forest fires and peat fires. Comments: This summer fire in Russia has seriously affected the normal operation of many key departments and industries in Russia.