A year after deadly jet crash at Bangladesh school, families demand answers
Summary
A Bangladesh Air Force jet crashed into Milestone School in Dhaka one year ago, killing 36 people, mostly children, and injuring over 160. Families and survivors are still seeking answers about the cause and safety measures, while the full investigation report has not been made public.Key Facts
- The crash occurred on 21 July 2025 near the Uttara neighborhood in Dhaka.
- The jet was a training aircraft from the Bangladesh Air Force that crashed shortly after takeoff.
- 36 people died, mostly schoolchildren; over 160 were injured.
- The crash damaged Milestone School, which did not meet building safety codes and had only one door for up to 900 students.
- The investigation found the pilot lacked adequate training and supervision; the jet had no mechanical defects.
- More than 600 buildings near Dhaka's airport violated height restrictions, including schools and hospitals.
- Families and survivors have protested, demanding government accountability and better support.
- The full investigative committee report submitted last November remains unreleased to the public.
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