Unrest in Bangladesh affects Kappahl

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Unrest in Bangladesh affects Kappahl
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Kappahl has temporarily chosen to let its employees in Bangladesh work from home due to the recent violent protests.

"It is a safety measure for our personnel's safety", they write in an email.

The company has personnel, offices, and several suppliers in the country, but no own factories.

According to P4 Göteborg, Kappahl expects some delays in its deliveries due to the unrest.

Corrected: In an earlier version, there was an error regarding whether the office had been closed.

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