Bangladesh Plane Crash
Bangladesh plane crash: The death toll on a school building in Bangladesh has increased to 32 on Wednesday. Most of those who died are children. The aircraft that was a victim of an accident in Bangladesh was made in China. The training fighter aircraft F-7 BGI manufactured in China came out shortly after flying on Monday, after which it collided with a two-storey building of Milestone School and College in Uttara area of Dhaka.
People furious over Yunus government
Thousands of students protested in Dhaka on Tuesday after the plane crash on Monday and demanded compensation to the families of those killed in the accident and “accurate” information of the casualties. The protesters alleged that Muhammad Yunus’s interim government was hiding the actual number of casualties.
Committee formed
On Wednesday, on the one hand many people were struggling for life in various hospitals of the capital, on the other hand, the officials of Milestone School formed a committee to find out the correct number of dead, the number of injured students and teachers. Doctors said that a 9 -year -old boy named Nafi died at the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery (NIBPS) at night, with which the death toll in the accident increased to 32. NIBPS surgeon Shawan bin Rahman told reporters, “He lived for two days despite scorching 95 percent and breathed his last after midnight.”
Bangladesh Plane Crash
The injured are undergoing treatment in various hospitals
According to media reports, at least 69 people are being treated in various government and private health facilities including Joint Military Hospital (CMH) of Dhaka, mostly minors and teenagers. People in Bangladesh are seen angry after the plane crash. The deaths of children have shocked people. (Language)
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