Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Indian Medical Team Arrives in Dhaka to Treat Plane Crash Victims
A team of Indian doctors and nurses went to Bangladesh to help people hurt in a plane crash.
The crash happened when a military plane fell into a school, and many children were hurt.
The Indian team has experts who know how to treat burns.
They will check on the injured people and see if they need special care in India.
India is also sending medicine and other help to Bangladesh.
The Indian team will work with the government of Bangladesh to provide the needed support.
An Indian medical team arrived in Dhaka to assist victims of a Bangladesh military plane crash.
The team consists of burn specialists and nurses from top Indian hospitals.
They will assess patients and recommend further treatment, including care in India if needed.
The crash occurred on July 21, killing at least 29 people, mostly children.
India is offering support and assistance to the Bangladeshi government.
- Who
- A team of Indian burn specialists and nurses from Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and Safdarjung Hospital.
- What
- An Indian medical team is assisting with the treatment of victims from a Bangladesh military plane crash.
- When
- The Indian medical team landed in Dhaka on Wednesday, July 23.
- Where
- Dhaka, Bangladesh.
- Why
- To assist with the treatment of burn victims and offer support after the plane crash.
- Incident
- Bangladesh military plane crash
- Location
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Casualties
- At least 29 fatalities; 170 injuries
- Indian Medical Team Composition
- Burn specialists, nurses, and nursing assistants
- Primary Goal
- Patient assessment and treatment assistance
- Indian Hospitals involved
- Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and Safdarjung Hospital