Walmart Goods Made At Burnt Dhaka factory

Bangladesh hunts owner after factory fire

BANGLADESH police say they have launched a manhunt for a fugitive factory boss after 110 garment workers burned to death following claims by survivors that they were ordered not to flee the inferno.

Ahead of the first mass burials on Tuesday, Dhaka police chief Habibur Rahman said Delwar Hossain would be interrogated about alleged violations of building rules after inspectors found the nine-storey factory only had permission for three floors.

"We shall also quiz him (Hossain) about allegations from survivors that his managers did not allow the workers to leave the factory when the fire broke out," Rahman told AFP.

"As the smoke spread, the managers even told the workers that it was a fire drill, nothing to be afraid of."

Police have opened a murder investigation as a result of criminal negligence at Hossain's Tazreen Fashion plant, Rahman added.


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Lately, the answer to such human rights violations in other countries has not been to fix them rather to start doing the same in this country. This is why as of NAFTA the US prison system allows corporate prison labor.

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