The garment industry owners want to start a garment factory from April 25 at risk

The garment industry owners want to start a garment factory from April 25 at risk in Bangladesh. Specifically, those who have export orders, want to start a factory. However, due to the increasing prevalence of coronary infection in different parts of the country including the capital, the health department has declared the entire country as a risk.

 

"In the light of the World Health Organization's (WHO) guidelines and other countries 'experience, we are thinking of how to start production activities in the factory by ensuring 100 percent safety of the workers," a leader of the garment industry owners' organization, BGMEA, told press briefing. Because, the purchases that are in our hands are increasing the pressure to ship. Otherwise, brands are saying that these export orders will take them to other countries, including China.

For this reason, it is also necessary to ensure that workers get health insurance. However, in the midst of such discussions, the health department yesterday evening declared more dangerous for the coronation of the whole country, adding to the movement of people. 

Labor leader Jolly Talukdar told press briefing that if the factory was opened before the situation was normal, the health risks of the workers would be increased, which could pose major dangers. BGMEA President. Rubana Haque said the factory needs to be set up in the interest of the economy. But it is not in exchange for a worker's life. We can think of opening a factory as the situation improves.

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