When the Rana Plaza factory building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, last year, more than 1,130 garment workers were killed, crushed under eight stories of concrete. More than 2,500 people were rescued from the building alive, but some suffered terrible injuries.Here are some of their stories.hen the Rana Plaza factory building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, last year, more than 1,130 garment workers were killed, crushed under eight stories of concrete. More than 2,500 people were rescued from the building alive, but some suffered terrible injuries. Here are some of their stories.
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When the Rana Plaza factory building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, last year, more than 1,130 garment workers were killed, crushed under eight stories of concrete. More than 2,500 people were rescued from the building alive, but some suffered terrible injuries. Here are some of their stories.hen the Rana Plaza factory building collapsed in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, last year, more than 1,130 garment workers were killed, crushed under eight stories of concrete. More than 2,500 people were rescued from the building alive, but some suffered terrible injuries. Here are some of their stories.
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Workers of the Rana Plaza are a part of the 4 million garment workers from Bangladesh; among them 80% are women. They are the cheapest labor in the world and they toil from dawn to dusk for a minimum wage of BDT3000 taka a month (less than 37 $) till 2013.ithin an hour everything was shattered. Nobody knows how many workers were running to save his or her lives at the end moment. Workers’ scream echoed on the walls of Rana Plaza. Many of their voices could not reach out passing through the heavy concrete walls.
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Languages. Survivors and relatives of the garment workers who died in the Rana Plaza building collapse, and in the fire of Tazreen Fashions factory, take part in a rally in Savar on November 24, 2013.© 2013 Reuters.Survivors and relatives of the garment workers who died in the Rana Plaza building collapse, and in the fire of Tazreen Fashions factory, take part in a rally in Savar on November 24, 2013. (Bangkok) – Survivors of the Rana Plaza building collapse one year ago in.anguages. Survivors and relatives of the garment workers who died in the Rana Plaza building collapse, and in the fire of Tazreen Fashions factory, take part in a rally in Savar on November 24, 2013.
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On that day, early in the morning many garment workers walked into the factories of Rana Plaza, their working place. Within an hour everything was shattered. Nobody knows how many workers were running to save his or her lives at the end moment.Workers’ scream echoed on the walls of Rana Plaza. Many of their voices could not reach out passing through the heavy concrete walls. Over a thousand workers lost their lives in the deathtrap.ithin an hour everything was shattered. Nobody knows how many workers were running to save his or her lives at the end moment. Workers’ scream echoed on the walls of Rana Plaza. Many of their voices could not reach out passing through the heavy concrete walls.
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On Wednesday morning, April 24, 2013 at 8:00 a.m., 3,639 workers refused to enter the eight-story Rana Plaza factory building because there were large and dangerous cracks in the factory walls.he death toll at the Rana Plaza building has reached 665 as of Monday morning U.S. Eastern Time while less than 50 percent of the rubble has been removed. Survivor, Morium Begum told us, We demand justice as so many lives have been lost and so many othe.
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Some 3,639 workers toiled in five factories housed in the Rana Plaza building producing clothing for some ## U.S., Canadian and European clothing labels and retailers. Eighty percent of the workers were young women, 18, 19, 20 years of age.he death toll at the Rana Plaza building has reached 665 as of Monday morning U.S. Eastern Time while less than 50 percent of the rubble has been removed. Survivor, Morium Begum told us, We demand justice as so many lives have been lost and so many othe.
http://www.globallabourrights.org/campaigns/factory-collapse-in-bangladesh
Building collapses in Bangladesh – Sohel Rana, owner of the collapsed Rana Plaza building, wears police-issued body armor and a helmet while being escorted to court in Dhaka on Tuesday, April 30.uilding collapses in Bangladesh – Bangladeshi troops carry the body of a garment worker out of the rubble of the collapsed Rana Plaza building in Savar on April 30.
http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/14/world/asia/bangladesh-building-collapse-aftermath/index.html
It was a year ago that the Rana Plaza garment factory in the Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, collapsed, taking with it the lives of 1,133 people. 13-year-old survivor and her rescuer meet one year on from the collapse of the garment factory that killed more than 1300. Anna Khatun (R), one of the victims of the Rana Plaza building collapse, is seen with the rescuer Didar Hossain (L) at Dhaka Airport Railway station in Dhaka Photo: FIROZ AHMED.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/bangladesh/10783733/Bangladeshs-Rana-Plaza-tragedy-lives-on-for-the-child-workers-who-survived.html
Courrieres, France (1906): Dust explosion at Courrieres mine in Pas-de-Calais department kills almost 1,100 people. Savar, Bangladesh (2013): Eight-storey Rana Plaza, housing garment factories, collapses in suburb of Dhaka, killing more than 1,000 people.ourrieres, France (1906): Dust explosion at Courrieres mine in Pas-de-Calais department kills almost 1,100 people. Savar, Bangladesh (2013): Eight-storey Rana Plaza, housing garment factories, collapses in suburb of Dhaka, killing more than 1,000 people.
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how many lives were lost in the rana plaza
There was a loss of 1,133 lives in the Rana plaza. There are 1,133  lives were lost in the Rana Plaza.