Bangladesh Air Force’s F -7 Aircraft Crashes Into College Campus, One Killed – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

Dr. Bajalur Rehman, Deputy Director of Uttara Medical College Hospital, said that after first aid, about 60 injured were referred to the Burn Institute, while 25 people are undergoing treatment here. A senior official of Hazrat Shahzal International Airport has also confirmed the incident. On receiving the information, eight vehicles of Bangladeshi Army members, fire service and civil security reached the spot and started rescue operations.

One person was killed as a bangladesh air force training aircraft crashed in a college campus in the capital city of dhaka today, a fire services official said: reuters

– ANI (@ani) July 21, 2025

Aircraft fell in Milestone School and College campus

The Public Relations Office of the Bangladesh Army said that the training aircraft of the Air Force F-7 BGI fell into the Milestone School and College campus in Diabari area of Uttara area of Dhaka. Fire fighting officer Lima Khan said that one person was killed and four others were injured in the accident.

Officials said the training aircraft took off at around 1:06 pm and crashed soon after the flying. The aircraft caught fire after the accident. Eight firefighters of the fire party reached the spot to extinguish the fire. A spokesman for the Milestone School and College said that the aircraft fell near the school gate. In the school premises, where the plane crash took place, the class was going on. The injured are being taken out one by one.

School building collides aircraft

According to Bangladeshi media, an eyewitness Saadaman Ruhashan said that the aircraft collided with the school building. Members of the army and fire service reached the spot and brought the students and parents to a safe place. Army soldiers were seen bringing the injured students out in their arms.

A school teacher said that when the aircraft collided with the college campus, he was standing near the ten -storey college building. Shortly after one o’clock in the afternoon, the aircraft collided with the front part of the adjacent school building, causing many students to get stuck in it. The college teachers and staff ran to save the students. He said that I took out an injured student and saw a female teacher in a burnt condition.