Summary
In Dhaka, Bangladesh, an air force fighter jet crashed into a school, killing 31 people, including 25 students. Many students and civilians protested, demanding answers, an accurate count of those affected, and changes to air force practices. The government and military are working to identify victims and prevent similar incidents.
Key Facts
- An air force fighter jet crashed into a Dhaka school, resulting in 31 deaths, including 25 students.
- The crash happened as students were preparing to leave school for the day.
- Protesters are demanding accountability and safer aviation practices from the government and military.
- Students and others broke through government gates, calling for the resignation of the education adviser.
- Police used tear gas and sound grenades to disperse protests, with about 80 students reportedly injured.
- The military stated a mechanical failure caused the crash.
- The government aims to stop training flights in populated areas to prevent future accidents.
- Efforts are underway to publish a complete list of those affected by the crash.
