Dialogue Between Two Friends on Loss of Lives for Collapse of Rana Plaza

Zafi: Hey Zarif! How's everything going?

Zarif: I'm good. And you?

Zafi: I'm good too. But I sense that you seem a bit worried about something.

Zarif: You're right, buddy. I'm kind of concerned about buildings collapsing lately.

Zafi: Oh, really? Buildings collapsing has become a pretty common thing these days.

Zarif: Absolutely. The recent Rana Plaza collapse was really sad. A lot of innocent people lost their lives.

Zafi: It was so devastating! That incident is said to be the worst ever in the history of accidents in garment factories.

Zarif: You're correct. It's also the most tragic structural failure that accidentally happened in recent times.

Zafi: Exactly! I heard they were told not to go in the building because of cracks, but no one paid attention.

Zarif: Yeah, the workers were instructed to keep working there even after they were warned about the cracks.

Zafi: True. And the building fell down during the busy morning time. About 1,129 people sadly died because of it.

Zarif: It's really heartbreaking. Fortunately, around 2,515 injured people were saved from the ruins, thanks to the quick action by the government.

Zafi: You're right on the mark. So, how can we prevent such accidents from happening?

Zarif: It won't be simple, but it's possible. Buildings need to be constructed according to proper rules and regulations.

Zafi: Absolutely. Also, the people in charge should prioritize the safety of our garment workers. Thanks for this great chat.

Zarif: No problem at all. Take care and catch you later.