Rana Plaza a record of tragedy

The 1st anniversary of the world's deadliest industrial disaster has been commemorated on April 24 this year, recalling the horrifying catastrophe that struck at Savar in 2013. The Rana Plaza collapse had snatched the lives of over eleven hundred innocent garment workers and maimed other several hundreds. Over eight hundred children were orphaned.
Identities of around one hundred dead bodies remained unknown despite the DNA tests whilst some four hundred workers went missing. It is a pity to watch the blank faces of the crippled survivors for whom a dark future is waiting. A few hundred survivors and rescuers have suffered from PTSD (Post trauma stress disorder), a severe mental condition.
As we celebrate our achievement in the Guinness Records through lavish spending, we should also remember the man-made fatal record of Rana Plaza disaster, a villainous act of sheer irresponsibility and criminal negligence of a handful of selfish and influential capitalist owners.