Witnesses of the incident are discussing the explosion and moment of aircraft collision with the school building, where children from 4 to 18 years of age are studying.
The fighter fell into the school campus territory in the city of DACCA – the capital of Bangladesh. Dose -DoMos of people died, more than 100 were injured, report Bbc.
As a result of the accident, at least 19 people were killed and more than 100 were injured as a result of the collapse of the country’s aircraft in the country’s military forces in the school and milestone territory of the northern suburb of Uttara. The F-7 BGI aircraft crashed on a flight flight. The pilot died in the area.
The National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery reported that more than 50 victims, including children and adults, were delivered with burning various severity.
The total number of victims may increase due to the heterogeneity of the official data.
The eyewitnesses were discussing the explosion and moment of aircraft collision along with the school building, where children from 4 to 18 years of age were studying.
One of the teachers mentioned that he saw how the plane crashed directly into the building, and one heard a loud explosion and saw fire and smoke.
Nine fire brigades and six ambulance vehicles work in the area. The Savior announced the charred blockages in search of lives, while the victims were evacuated.
Temporary government leader Muhammad Unus said a thorough investigation into the incident would be conducted, and the victims would provide all the necessary assistance, and also expressed sympathy to the families of the dead.
Bangladesh announced the day of mourning on Tuesday, and the national flag was seen throughout the country.
As we have written, the Bangladesh Air Force Training aircraft fell into the milestone school and college territory in the Uttar area in Dakka on Monday on the day, July 21. It was then known about a victim and injured.
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