VOICED : Living with loss from the Bangladesh factory disaster

The transcript discusses the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Dhaka, which resulted in over 1,100 deaths and 2,000 injuries. It highlights the negligence of factory owners, the inadequate compensation for victims, and the international response. Post-disaster, the government implemented reforms like wage increases and improved working conditions. New job opportunities were created for survivors, but challenges remain, as exemplified by Rehana's story.

What was the primary reason for the Rana Plaza building collapse?

• A terrorist attack

• A fire outbreak

• Negligence by the building owners

• An earthquake

Which brands were mentioned as having their clothes made in the Rana Plaza factory?

• Nike and Adidas

• Gap and Old Navy

• Primark and Mango

• H&M and Zara

What was one of the government's responses to the Rana Plaza disaster?

• Banning all garment factories

• Increasing the minimum wage

• Closing down international brands

• Reducing factory inspections

What is a key feature of the new factory set up for survivors?

• It only hires male workers

• It produces only luxury garments

• Profits are shared among the staff

• It operates 24/7 without breaks

Why is Rehana concerned about returning to work?

• She lacks the necessary skills

• She is afraid of another building collapse

• She cannot operate foot pedals due to her injuries

• She has not received any compensation