The Dhaka Times Desk Reshma Begum (19), the garment worker of the Savar tragedy, is joining the five-star hotel Dhaka Westin today on Thursday. His title is Public Area Ambassador. The salary is fixed at 35 thousand taka. Along with that, he is getting transportation facility for commuting.
It is known that Reshma is still in Savar CMH. This morning the doctors will release Reshma with a discharge certificate. Later from there join Dhaka Westin Hotel located at Gulshan 2. The hotel authorities have already prepared all the arrangements for the appointment of Reshma. It has been mentioned that apart from the salary, there are Eid bonuses, allowances and other benefits. This afternoon, the hotel authorities will arrange for him to join the new workplace through a ceremony. Before this, specialist doctors at Savar Combined Military Hospital (CMH) will hand over the discharge certificate to Reshma through a ceremony. Reshma is now completely healthy.
It should be noted that Savar Rana Plaza collapsed on April 24. Reshma was the swing operator of the Newwave bottoms factory on the third floor of that building. He was buried under the rubble along with other workers. After being stuck in the rubble for 408 hours, an army rescue team rescued Reshma on the afternoon of May 10. He was rushed to Savar CMH. Reshma was admitted to the hospital's intensive care unit under medical specialist Colonel Azizur Rahman. Reshma was undergoing treatment as per the advice of a medical board. Reshma described the miserable conditions after being trapped in the rubble for 17 days. After staying in this condition for 17 days without eating in the ruins, various problems including infection in the body wound appeared. Reshma was the last person rescued alive from the rubble of Rana Plaza. 2438 people were rescued alive from the rubble. 1124 people died. Reshma was rescued alive after being stuck in the rubble for 17 days, creating a nationwide sensation. World media also published the news of Reshma's survival and rescue.
Reshma was working on the third floor of Rana Plaza for one and a half years. Reshma is the daughter of Ansar Ali of Maglishpur village of Ghoraghat upazila of Dinajpur. After the death of her father 10/12 years ago, Reshma's mother Jobeda Bewa started living with her two sons and two daughters in Kashigari village of the same upazila after demolishing the village house. They spend their days in extreme financial hardship. Jobeda Bewa, unable to bear the pressure of this shortage, sent her two daughters Asma and Reshma to Dhaka to work in garments. Asma joins another garment and Reshma joins Rana Plaza Garments.
Today at least one Reshma of Bangladesh is going to be established by getting a job in a five star hotel. Maybe a day will come when there will be no more helpless people in Bangladesh - at least we pray that.
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