Savar: Two infants, born under the debris of the eight-storey commercial building which collapsed, were miraculously rescued along with their mothers, a Bangladeshi fire official said today.
According to the official, pregnant women were among the several garment factory workers trapped under the concrete ruins of the Rana Plaza in Dhaka's suburb.
"Two infants have been reported to be born under the debris. They along with their mothers were among the 2,348 people rescued," he said.
Garment factories in Bangladesh hire predominantly female workers, and many pregnant workers are reported to be among those still trapped under the debris.
According to the official, pregnant women were among the several garment factory workers trapped under the concrete ruins of the Rana Plaza in Dhaka's suburb.
"Two infants have been reported to be born under the debris. They along with their mothers were among the 2,348 people rescued," he said.
Garment factories in Bangladesh hire predominantly female workers, and many pregnant workers are reported to be among those still trapped under the debris.
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