English article from "The Hindu": http://www.thehindu.com/business/Industry/workers-building-s...
"11 people were injured, 5 of them seriously"
http://www.thanhniennews.com/index/pages/20140109-11-injured...
I guess some things will never change, unfortunately.
I hope someone gives these poor workers the decent wages and decent lives they deserve, and soon.
I feel this way too sometimes, but if you step back you realize things change all the time. In America people banded together into worker's unions which fought tooth and nail to be treated fairly. Unions in America clearly have some shortcomings, but it did manage to move the needle from Grapes of Wrath style living to a more equitable and humane existence for workers.
Clearly these workers (and elsewhere in Asia) are starting to organize. Perhaps they too can enjoy a larger portion of the fruits of their labour.
Of course, the downside of constant change is things can get worse too and it's often very difficult to know which direction makes things better and which direction will makes things worse. Indeed, most won't even agree on what is better and what is worse.
(edit: Irony, people. Irony.)
Avoid Irony/Sarcasm on the internet.
No one can read how hilarious I am in real life when it's in the generic font.
Leave internet irony and sarcasm alone!
We are not robots until proven otherwise by facial expressions and other physical properties.
Wait, is your post sarcasm? I know the one before the one before was, but I thought that was obvious.
Meanwhile, men attack scooters.
