It was a death trap
It did not look like a factory or a workplace; rather, it looked like a large compound for confinement. The fire-ravaged plastic factory in Keraniganj, with around 15,000 sqft floor space, had a single gate for entry and exit and no emergency exits whatsoever. It had six large rooms inside, but everyone there had to use that one gate to get out.
"I demand justice from the world,"
Nur Karima, a Rohingya refugee whose brothers, grandparents were killed
“Wicked people are eating up government’s achievement like termite.”
Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader
খুলনায় অনশনরত পাটকল শ্রমিকের মৃত্যু
আমরণ অনশনের তৃতীয় দিনে খুলনায় অসুস্থ হয়ে এক পাটকল শ্রমিকের মৃত্যু হয়েছে। তিনি প্লাটিনাম জুট মিলের তাঁত বিভাগের শ্রমিক ছিলেন।
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