BUET to survey factory buildings

Source: Bd news24

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  1. Instead of going through all these Nonsense of appointing BUET & other Organizations to do the Survey of these Factories, the Govt. and the Garment factory owners should take a bold step to remove all these factories from every Metropolitan City areas, throughout the country.
    The new factories will be built with all the new stringent Rules and Regulations required to be built for all types of safety. Once and for all, all the problems can be taken care of from the very beginning. Problems like air/water pollution, traffic jams in the city, and most importantly, Safety of the workers. No Garment oriented factory should be allowed to be built more than 2 story high. If Textile and Jute mills could have been built in one story buildings then why should the Garment factories be in High Rise buildings and why should they be in the middle of the cities? Once and for all, this situations should be looked into very seriously. I think the International garment Buyers and ILO should be more stringent on this in the coming days. And to avoid air/water pollution, all factories should come with their individual Water Treatment Plants, whether its in the city or outside, whether its garment or Tannery. Doesn’t matter.
    The Garment Sector Owners are making billions. why can’t they just sacrifice their earnings for a while and spend that earnings to improve the situation?
    I also believe that all industrial units that presently exists in the Tejgaon Industrial Area of Metropolitan Dhaka should be relocated out from the middle of the City. That entire area can be utilized to be built into an Education Village, instead of having thousands of so-called Schools all over town. These so called Schools are also a business, where money is made by unscrupulous people with no end results at all.
    Anyways, there are a lot of things that can be done in this beautiful country, for whom we really fought. But the saddest thing is, nothing really happened so far. Is time running out? You be the judge.

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