Rescue workers take part in the rescue of the eight-storey building Rana Plaza which collapsed at Savar, outside Dhaka, Bangladesh, 25 April 2013. Rescuers recovered at least 187 bodies from the rubble of the collapsed building that housed mostly garment factories, officials said. Many more were still trapped in the remains of the building, which also contained shops and offices, and the army had been called in to help with rescue operations, police said. More than 1000 people were injured, Ruhul Forkan, an assistant director of the Health Ministry, told reports at the accident site. Many of them were rushed to hospitals in Savar and Dhaka, he added. Local people rescued more than 100 garment workers. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
The body of a female garment worker is trapped under the debris of the collapsed building at Savar, Bangladesh 26 April 2013. Many people were trapped alive under the rubble of an eight-storey building two days after it collapsed near the Bangladeshi capital this week, one of the rescuers said 26 April. At least 275 people were confirmed killed since the building's eight storeys collapsed on 24 April. More than 2,000 people have been recovered from the Rana Plaza building since it collapsed. Optimism was boosted after rescuers freed 54 people alive from the debris overnight, said Jahangir Kabir Nanak, junior minister for local government, rural development and cooperatives, speaking on the Independent Television channel. Emergency teams have been trying to supply food and water through gaps in the rubble. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
Rehana, a survivor of the Rana Plaza building collapse, visits the site of the collapse in Savar, Bangladesh, 14 June 2013. Reports state that 1,130 workers died and nearly 2,500 were rescued after the eight-story Rana Plaza building that housed mostly garment factories collapsed on 24 April 2013. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
Relatives mourn after they found the body of their missing son, 17 days after the Rana Plaza building collapse, in Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 10 May 2013. Reports state that the death toll rose over 1036 and many more are still missing while 712 bodies were handed over to their relatives after identification after the eight-storey building Rana Plaza housed mostly garment factories which collapsed on 24 April 2012. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
A woman cries for her missing son, 17 days after the Rana Plaza building collapse, in Savar, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 10 May 2013. Reports state that the death toll rose over 1036 and many more are still missing while 712 bodies were handed over to their relatives after identification after the eight-storey building Rana Plaza housed mostly garment factories which collapsed on 24 April 2012. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
A factory worker removes iron rods from a damaged machine after a devastating fire at the dyeing section of two-storey Aswad Composite Mills at Maona, Gazipur, Bangladesh 09 October 2013. At least nine people were killed 08 October when a fire broke out at an apparel factory on the outskirts of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, police said. Firefighters recovered the charred bodies from inside Aswad Composite Mills Limited, a garment factory in Gazipur industrial district, some 40 kilometers north of Dhaka, police officer Abdul Baten said. Police said only a small number of employees were inside at the time of the fire, as the section was closed for the day by the time it started. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH
Rescue workers recover the body of a female garment worker from the damaged part of the eight-storey building Rana Plaza which collapsed at Savar, outside Dhaka, Bangladesh, 25 April 2013. Rescuers recovered at least 187 bodies from the rubble of the collapsed building that housed mostly garment factories, officials said. Many more were still trapped in the remains of the building, which also contained shops and offices, and the army had been called in to help with rescue operations, police said. More than 1000 people were injured, Ruhul Forkan, an assistant director of the Health Ministry, told reports at the accident site. Many of them were rushed to hospitals in Savar and Dhaka, he added. Local people rescued more than 100 garment workers. EPA/ABIR ABDULLAH