At least 19 people have killed in the college campus of the Bangladesh Air Force plane

At least 19 people were killed and 164 were injured, 164 people were killed and 164 were injured in the capital and school campus of a Bangladesh Air Force training plane.

F-7 BGI Jet, local time at 1:06 local time, Dhaka, Dhaka, Dhaka Air Force base, but a mechanical shortcoming, spokesman, Lt. Colonel Sami Ud Dowla said Chowdhury.

“Pilot … He made a bold attempt to keep the plane away from the densely populated areas. Despite his best efforts, the plane crashed to a two-storey building belonging to Milestone School and College,” he said.

Among those killed in the incident, the pilot, the army, said a committee was formed to investigate the reason.

F-7 BGI, Jane’s Information Group, China’s Chengdu Jengdu Jengdu Gengdu Gengdu Gengdu Jengdu Jengdu Jengdu Jengdu Jengdu Jengdu J-7 / F-7 is the latest and most advanced option. Bangladesh signed a contract for 16 aircraft in 2011 and the supply was completed until 2013.

After the accident, the videos of the accident showed a large fire near a lawn of a lawn to the sky.

Firefighters were sprayed in the aircraft, which flung to the side of a building, damaging iron grids and creating a divorce hole, showed reuters TV visuals.

“The third-grader was brought to the dead, 12-year-old and the other 40-year-old and the other was taken to hospital,” he said.

Vynaals also showed people to cry and cry, shouting them as they tried to comfort them.

“When I took my children and went to the door, I realized that something came from behind … I heard a blast.

The head of Bangladesh’s interim government, Mohammad Yunus, said that the accident will be “necessary measures” to explore the cause and “all kinds of assistance”.

“Damage suffering by Air Force … Students, parents, teachers and employees and others in this accident,” he said.

The incident took a while for a month after a month, in Ahmadabad, India, in Ahmadabad, killing 242 people in Ahmadabad, killing 242 people in the world’s worst aviation disaster.