Chinese factories becoming killing fields in Bangladesh
In the seventies, the China backed Pol Pot regime turned farms into “killing fields” in strife-torn Cambodia, resulting in a Hollywood starrer that went by the same name
| 17 July 2021 1:50 AM GMT
NEW DELHI: In the seventies, the China backed Pol Pot regime turned farms into killing fields in strife-torn Cambodia, resulting in a Hollywood starrer that went by the same name. Fast forward to the second decade of the 21st century, and people are once again dying at the workplace on an industrial scale. The difference between now and what happened half-a-century ago is that factories, instead of the farms, have become venues of the insane tragedy.
How Chinese factories are becoming new killing fields in B desh
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Chinese run illegal factories in Bangladesh creates risk
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For the last seven years illegal factories have been established in Bangladesh for manufacturing batteries. These factories are run by Chinese businessmen.
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Although there is no legal papers for operating this kind of illegal factories but they are not being touched by the govt administration, ET has learnt.
The recent incident of massive fire in a factory near Dhaka has brought to the fore existence of illegal factories many of which are run by Chinese nationals.
For the last seven years illegal factories have been established in Bangladesh for manufacturing batteries. These factories are run by Chinese businessmen.