A catastrophic incident unfolded in Bangladesh when an Air Force training plane lost control and crashed into a school building, leaving at least 20 people dead and 170 others rescued from the wreckage.
The aircraft, which was on a routine training mission, plummeted into the school in a densely populated area, causing widespread panic and destruction. Emergency services rushed to the scene, working tirelessly to pull survivors from the debris.
Rescue Efforts Underway
Local authorities confirmed that rescue operations are ongoing, with medical teams treating the injured at nearby hospitals. The exact cause of the crash remains under investigation, though initial reports suggest possible mechanical failure.
Eyewitness Accounts
"It was chaos—everyone was screaming," said one witness. "The plane came down so fast, there was no time to react." Another survivor described the harrowing moments after the impact, as teachers and students scrambled to safety.
Government Response
Bangladesh's Prime Minister has expressed deep sorrow over the tragedy and pledged full support for the victims' families. The Air Force has also launched an internal inquiry to determine the circumstances leading to the crash.
This incident has raised serious questions about aviation safety protocols in the region, with calls for stricter regulations to prevent future disasters.
