Bangladeshi talks about surviving factory disaster

May 14, 2013 15:03

A Bangladeshi teen buried for 16 days under the rubble of a garment factory where she worked spoke for the first time Monday about her harrowing struggle to survive.

Nineteen-year-old Reshma vowed to never again work in the country's garment industry, where she was earning the equivalent of $60 a month.Reshma spoke at a news conference as she was steadily recovering at a military hospital in Dhaka. Rescue workers saved her Friday. Read

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