'Pressure is mounting on high street retailers and leading brands to put lives ahead of profits and safeguard Bangladeshi factory workers as the death toll from the collapse of a building housing clothing manufacturers passed 290.
The factories supplied Britain's Primark and Matalan, as well as
Spain's Mango, whilst C&A said it had previous links to one of the
contractors.
Tonight rescuers located 40 survivors stranded in the rubble at Savar, near Dhaka, as staff described how they were ordered to continue production despite raising concerns over huge cracks in the eight-storey structure.'
Read more: 290 dead as high street fashion chains told to put lives before profits after Bangladeshi factory collapse
Tonight rescuers located 40 survivors stranded in the rubble at Savar, near Dhaka, as staff described how they were ordered to continue production despite raising concerns over huge cracks in the eight-storey structure.'
Read more: 290 dead as high street fashion chains told to put lives before profits after Bangladeshi factory collapse
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