跟进：孟加拉国成衣工人抗议进入第四天：周一至少670家工厂停产、58名警察受伤
孟加拉国达卡消息，孟加拉国成衣工人要求提高最低月薪的抗议 11 月 3 日星期二进入第四天，尽管政府已于 11 月 1 日星期日宣布成立工资委员会，抗议仍未平息。工人要求将最低月薪从现行的 12,500 塔卡（约 102 美元）提高至 30,000 塔卡（约 245 美元），涨幅超过一倍；现行标准为 2023 年 12 月上调后确定，工人称食品、住房、交通与医疗成本上涨已大幅削弱购买力。
停产规模仍在扩大。行业代表说，此前已有 529 家工厂停产、近 99 万名工人受影响；到 11 月 2 日星期一，至少 670 家工厂的工人停工。抗议集中在达卡及其周边工业区——米尔普尔、萨瓦尔、阿舒利亚、加济布尔与纳拉扬甘杰：加济布尔的工人封堵了达卡至坦盖尔高速公路并焚烧路边杂物与车辆，米尔普尔的工人与警方发生冲突，警方动用催泪瓦斯、水炮与音爆弹驱散人群。
警方发言人卡马鲁姆·穆尼拉说，自抗议开始以来已有 58 名警员受伤；达卡市警察局 11 月 3 日表示，过去 24 小时内逮捕了 33 名与已被取缔的人民联盟有关联的人员，警方称其涉嫌参与动乱（该说法为警方单方表述）。准军事组织孟加拉国边境警卫队已在加济布尔与纳拉扬甘杰部署兵力并动用无人机监控局势。政府 11 月 1 日成立的六人工资委员会由劳工与就业部长阿里富尔·哈克·乔杜里宣布设立，负责审查现行工资结构并提出修订建议；委员会的成立并不意味着政府已同意将工资提高至 30,000 塔卡。成衣业雇用约 400 万人，创造孟加拉国 80% 以上的出口收入。
Follow-up: Bangladesh Garment Protests Enter Fourth Day; at Least 670 Factories Shut, 58 Police Injured
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Protests by Bangladesh's garment workers demanding a higher minimum monthly wage entered a fourth day on Tuesday, despite the government's announcement on Sunday of a wage board to review pay. Workers are demanding the minimum monthly wage be raised from the current 12,500 taka (about $102) to 30,000 taka (about $245), more than double; the current rate was set in a December 2023 increase, and workers say rising food, housing, transport and medical costs have sharply eroded purchasing power.
The shutdown keeps growing. Industry representatives said 529 factories had shut earlier, affecting nearly 990,000 workers; by Monday, workers from at least 670 factories had walked out. Protests are concentrated in Dhaka and surrounding industrial areas — Mirpur, Savar, Ashulia, Gazipur and Narayanganj: workers in Gazipur blocked the Dhaka-Tangail highway and set fire to roadside debris and vehicles, while workers in Mirpur clashed with police, who used tear gas, water cannons and sound grenades to disperse crowds.
Police spokesperson Kamarum Munira said 58 officers have been injured since the protests began. Dhaka Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday that 33 people linked to the now-banned Awami League had been arrested over the past 24 hours over alleged involvement in the unrest; that link is the police's account. The paramilitary Border Guard Bangladesh has deployed forces in Gazipur and Narayanganj and is using drones to monitor the unrest. The six-member wage board announced on Sunday by Labour and Employment Minister Ariful Haque Chowdhury will review the wage structure and recommend a revision; its formation does not mean the government has agreed to raise wages to 30,000 taka. The garment industry employs about 4 million people and generates more than 80% of Bangladesh's export earnings.
来源：法新社
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图片来源：2026年11月2日，孟加拉国劳工与就业部长阿里富尔·哈克·乔杜里等官员就成衣业动荡与劳工领袖会商。/ Bangladeshi officials, including Labour and Employment Minister Ariful Haque Chowdhury, meet labour leaders over garment sector unrest on November 2, 2026. 摄影：Press Information Department，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons
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