A tragic aviation accident occurred in Dhaka, Bangladesh, when a Chinese-made F-7 fighter jet crashed into a college and school campus on Monday, July 21, 2025. The crash happened during a routine training mission, with authorities reporting that a mechanical failure was the cause. At least 31 people lost their lives, the majority being children attending the school.
Details of the Crash
The Bangladesh Air Force confirmed the incident, describing it as the deadliest aviation disaster in the country in decades. Emergency services quickly responded to the scene, providing aid to survivors and managing the crisis amid widespread shock and mourning.
Aftermath and Investigation
Families and students are seeking accurate information about the victims of this devastating event. Saidur Rahman, the Chief Adviser’s special adviser, cautioned that the death toll may increase as rescue and recovery operations continue. Authorities are investigating the exact cause of the mechanical failure, while the community grieves the heavy loss.
Calls for Improved Safety
The catastrophic crash has led to a strong public outcry and demands for enhanced safety protocols in military aviation operations in Bangladesh. Concerns have been raised regarding the current aviation safety standards and training mission procedures, highlighting the need for urgent improvements.
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