(The drive for this follows the collapse of the Rana Plaza, a building in Bangladesh. Hundreds of people have been killed or injured and rescuers are still searching for survivors. Simple Approach, a supplier to cheap fashion outlet Primark, occupied the second floor of the eight-storey building.
On Tuesday police ordered an evacuation of the building after deep cracks became visible in the walls, but factories based there ignored the order and kept more than 2,000 people working.
Dilara Begum, a garment worker who survived the accident, said supervisors had told them to return to work on Wednesday, and that the building had been inspected and declared safe, she said, "We didn't want to go in but the supervisors threatened to dock pay if we didn't return to work."
Mohammad Asaduzzaman, a senior police official, said factory owners appear to have ignored a warning not to allow their workers into the building.
It's always good when there is a move towards improving the state of the world, but it's sad that this change generally comes about after tragedy.)