Bangladesh’s textile industry still needs to improve production safety levels

According to the “Daily Star” report on November 1, after the Rana Plaza factory collapse in Bangladesh in April 2013, the international community paid close attention to the Bangladesh government’s trends and measures to improve worker safety. At present, the government has taken many measures to improve the overall safety production level of workers in the textile industry through forced closure of factories that do not meet safety standards, renovation of old factories, and the establishment of labor unions. Relevant professionals pointed out that although the government has achieved certain results in improving production safety, it still needs to increase its efforts; at the same time, the textile industry still needs to improve in terms of equal pay for equal work and gender discrimination. Bangladesh’s textile industry still needs to improve safety production levels