BUNDAPANI, India (AP) — Death arrived soon after the Bundapani tea estate closed last year.
Deprived of health care and food rations, workers who had been scraping by on $1.50 per day were left with nothing. Bundapani’s owner didn’t raise the alarm for two months as the workers, abandoned at the feet of the Himalayas, slid silently into catastrophe.
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