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At the least 16 lifeless after aircraft crashes into faculty campus in Bangladesh

By Editorial Board Published July 21, 2025 2 Min Read
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At the least 16 lifeless after aircraft crashes into faculty campus in Bangladesh

At the least 16 individuals have died after a Bangladesh air pressure aircraft crashed into a university campus, in keeping with an official.

The plane crashed into the campus of Milestone Faculty and School in Uttara, within the northern space of the capital Dhaka, the place college students had been taking checks or attending common courses.

The Bangladesh navy’s public relations division added that the plane was an F-7 BGI, and had taken off at 1.06pm native time earlier than crashing shortly after.

Video exhibits hearth and smoke rising from the crash web site, with a whole lot trying on.

The wreckage of an air force training aircraft after it crashed into Milestone College campus, in Dhaka.
Pic: Reuters

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Pics: Reuters

Firefighters and volunteers work after an air force training aircraft crashed into Milestone College campus, in Dhaka.
Pic: Reuters

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Pics: Reuters

Citing the responsibility officer on the hearth service management room, Prothom Alo additionally reported that the aircraft had crashed on the roof of the faculty canteen.

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Rafiqa Taha, a 16-year-old scholar on the faculty who was not current on the time of the crash, informed the Related Press that the varsity has round 2,000 college students.

“I was terrified watching videos on TV,” she added. “My God! It’s my school.”

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