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Anger is activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy the collapse of the Rana Plaza, in which at least 304 clothing factory workers died. The activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy is the latest and the deadliest in a long line of activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy accidents that has activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy the country's garment industry. The government is questioning the building's owners activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy to why more than 3,000 workers were allowed to enter the building after large cracks activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy in its walls the day before it activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy. The government also wants to know why building safety standards were activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy in its construction. Bangladesh's Information Minister Hasanul Haque Inu told Bangladeshi reporters: "I wouldn’t call it an accident; I would say it’s activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy."

Thousands of activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy garment workers activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy through industrial areas of the capital on Friday. They set fire to over 150 cars and at least two factories. They are protesting at the shocking activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy for safety in buildings, child labour, and pay rates as activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy as 14 cents an hour. Questions are also being asked of Western clothing brands that activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy on cheap clothing from Bangladesh to keep their prices low. Garments were found inside the building with activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy for some of Britain and America's top clothing stores. Western brands have a activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy of ignoring safety standards and working activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy in Bangladesh and other countries. Labour activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy have asked the brands to help pay for activistsappearedascollapsedconditionsdependdisregardfollowingfurioushighhistoryignoredlabelslowmurderplaguedpreventablerampagedsafertragedy factories.