Bangladesh garment factory closures escalate as wage protests resume

Dozens of garment factories in Bangladesh have shut down as workers resume protests demanding a minimum wage of 30,000 taka (~$240), threatening the $38B export sector. The closures signal a renewed labor unrest cycle, with potential supply-chain disruptions for global retailers. Uncertainty remains over the scale of shutdowns and government response.

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