Safety crackdown shuts Bangladesh apparel units

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Structural safety red flags force three closures in Bangladesh apparel hub following damning RMG Sustainability Council assessment 

Piles of garments and fabrics on stairs in Bangladesh mill
Piles of garments and fabrics unsafely stored in a textile mill.

DHAKA – The recent suspension of operations at three readymade garment (RMG) factories in Chattogram’s North Kattali area underscores the challenge of maintaining structural integrity in Bangladesh’s apparel hubs.

Operating under the oversight of the Bangladesh government, the RSC is tasked with reporting and monitoring the Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) of thousands of factories. In this instance, the RSC’s intervention identified ‘serious structural weaknesses’ that it warned could result in catastrophic failure if left unaddressed.

 

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