Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Bangladesh Jet Crash Death Toll Rises to 32, Prayers Held
A fighter jet crashed into a school in Bangladesh, sadly causing many deaths.
The plane had a problem, and it hit the school building.
Most of the people who died were kids, including a nine-year-old.
The country held special prayers for the victims after the crash.
Doctors from India and Singapore are helping treat the injured people.
The authorities are looking into what caused the crash.
The death toll from the Bangladesh fighter jet crash has risen to 32.
The crash occurred when a Chinese-made F-7 BJI aircraft hit the Milestone School and College in Dhaka.
Most of the victims were children, with the youngest being nine years old.
Special prayers were held in mosques across Bangladesh following the government's directive.
India and Singapore have sent doctors to assist with burn care treatment.
- Who
- The victims of the crash, including students and a fighter jet.
- What
- A fighter jet crashed into a school building.
- When
- Monday (of the crash) and Friday (when prayers were held and death toll updated)
- Where
- Dhaka, Bangladesh, at the Milestone School and College.
- Why
- A military investigation is underway to determine the cause.
- Confirmed Deaths
- 32
- Location of Crash
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Aircraft Type
- Chinese-made F-7 BJI
- Injured
- 170
- Hospitalized
- 51
- Cause of Crash
- Mechanical failure (according to initial reports)