Bangladesh鈥檚 export-oriented readymade garment factories are going to resume its operations today after a two-day closure amid unrests centring student protests against discrimination.
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association on Tuesday announced the decision following a meeting with factory owners at the headquarters of the trade body in the capital Dhaka.
The Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association on Tuesday instructed its members to reopen factories today.
The BKMEA also asked its members to ensure safety of workers.
Factories remained shut from July 20 as a curfew was imposed across the country from midnight past July 19 due to the clashes across the country over quota reform protests, starting from July 16.
All export-oriented readymade garment factories reopened on July 24 after a four-day closure.
