Plane Crash

Plane Crash

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. File Photo: Collected

Modi expresses shock at loss of lives in air crash, offers support

In the aftermath, anxious parents scrambled between the school and nearby hospitals, searching for their children. Photo: Mehedi Hasan/TBS

A school in ruins, young lives maimed as death rained from the sky: What the Milestone crash site looked like

F-7BGI: Bangladesh Air Force's Chinese-built training jet; declared airworthy in 2013

Inside the Milestone school plane crash: What kind of aircraft was it?

Dr Selim Raihan. Sketch: TBS

Why fly a training jet over a crowded city? asks Selim Raihan after Milestone crash

Tarique Rahman. Sketch: TBS

Tarique Rahman urges party men to stand by victims in aircraft crash

More than 50 people injured in the accident have so far been admitted to the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery after the BAF plane crash today (21 July). Photo: Focus bangla

Milestone plane crash: Emergency service centre opened at burn institute

Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). File Photo: Collected

Emergency hotline launched after plane crash at Milestone campus

Bangladesh declares one-day state mourning following plane crash on school campus

Bangladesh declares one-day state mourning following plane crash on school campus

Dozens of family members gathered outside the school gates, some praying, some crying and many pleading with law enforcers for help as emergency responders worked to secure the scene today (21 July). Photo: Mehedi Hasan

Milestone School: Parents desperately await news after aircraft crash

Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus. File Photo: Collected

CA Yunus expresses deep sorrow over BAF training aircraft crash

Training aircraft crashes at the Diabari campus of Milestone College on 21 July 2025. Photo: Courtesy

'All I could see was fire, then smoke': Survivors, eyewitnesses recall Milestone plane crash

Photo: Screengrab

'My son's whole body is burned': Wails of despair at national burn institute

Personnel from the Bangladesh Army and Fire Service and Civil Defence are working at the scene to rescue victims and douse the flames on 21 July 2025. File Photo: TBS

At least 164, including children, hospitalised with burns, says ISPR