The collapse of a factory in Bangladesh that left more than 500 dead, has been the catalyst for concerns over labor safety and conditions.<br/> <br />This woman says that workers are very scared that this could happen at their factory, adding that their salaries are low, at around 50 U.S. dollars a month.<br/> <br />At the site of the April 24th disaster, emotional family members wait to identify their loved ones, but this scout member -- helping here -- says it is difficult.<br/> <br />He says the bodies that are coming now cannot be identified because the clothing of victims is damaged and their faces are decomposed.<br/> <br />He adds that the government has advised to take these types of bodies to the hospital for identification through testing of their DNA.<br/> <br />One survivor of the accident has only just found his wife's body.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(Bengali) MOHAMMAD SUJAN, WHO LOST HIS WIFE, SAYING:<br/> <br />"After the accident, I was rescued on the fourth day and in hospital. I have been looking for my wi
