Fire in a Garment Factory Report

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6 Killed on a Sudden Fire in a Garment


SAVAR, March 20: At least six workers died and many more were injured when a devastating the bron Modern Garments, a large ready-made garments factory at Savar last night.

The fire broke out at about 8 pm. It is anticipated that the fire might have originated from an electric short circuit at the 'Finishing Section' on the second floor of the five-storied building. Smoke engulfed the

Panic seized the workers and they were screaming and rushing out the building. A number of workers were trapped inside the building.

The Fire brigade and Civil defense rushed to the spot immediately. Bangladesh Army and Bangladesh Air Force also sent their personnel and helicopters to rescue the people inside. Even the people of all walks of life joined the rescue operation spontaneously. After trying hard for nearly six hours, the Fire Brigade and Civil defense in collaboration with other agencies succeeded to tame the fire

At least 45 workers were injured who are being treated in different hospitals and clinics. Among the injured, eight are in critical condition and they were immediately shifted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. Identities of the dead workers were not known immediately except Saima (26) and Arifa (32) who were trampled while rushing to come out.

"The fire broke out on the second floor and spread to the third floor by the time we arrived the spot", Hasibur Rahman, station officer of Gazipur Fire Service and Civil Defense, told our correspondent. He added, "Lack of sufficient fire extinguishers and presence of burnable like fabric and chemicals worsened the fire."

Mizanur Rahman, the owner of Modern Garments, has said that he would donate one lakh BDT for every dead Worker and twenty thousand for per wounded worker.

A three-member inquiry committee has been formed to find out the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage. The committee is supposed to submit its report within 48 hours.


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