Ręczny wyrób cegieł w Bangladeszu

Bricking it with just another brick in the wall.... Workers are seen making bricks by hand and stacking them up before other workers come along to collect them with hand pushed carts. The bricks are then taken to be kiln dried in Bogra, Bangladesh. Abdul Hamid, 24, said, "A group of women workers level the field ready for the clay bricks to be made and laid. Men and women then team up to work the rows of bricks." "Kiln owners have the bricks made through a workforce. The worker's wages vary with daily wages being £4 to £6.50 for men and £2 to £3 for women. Workers can make 1,200 to 1,600 bricks per day. After making these raw bricks, they are dried in the sun and prepared for firing in kilns. After burning these bricks for a few days, the kiln owners will sell 100 bricks for £8 to £10. "Those workers tasked to move the bricks will load them into vans, where 5-7 thousand bricks are taken to the kiln each day. Raw bricks weigh about one and a half kilograms each." Please byline: Abdul Hamid/Solent News © Abdul Hamid/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800 *** Local Caption *** A group of women are leveling the field to lay clay bricks in a brick kiln in Bogra district of Bangladesh. Apart from this, they do various types of work in brick kilns. Men and women teaming up to work in rows of bricks. But the wage scale is different for men and women during daily wages. Daily wages for men are $5 -$8 while women are paid $2 -$3. The picture was taken by me Abdul Hamid. I am 24 years old. I am a photographer Workers can make 1200-1600 bricks per day and they get $10 to $13. The workers said that the remuneration is low. Every day workers carry about 5-7 thousand bricks in vans and take them to the brick kiln. These workers work daily from 8 am to 3 pm. Raw bricks weigh about one and a half kilograms. They also get paid $10 to $13 The vehicle in which the cargo is carried is called a lorry. The workers carried 50 to 70 kg of cloth in that lorry.