Amid Dhaka jet crash protests, Bangladesh Air Chief Marshal Hasan Mahmood Khan appealed to the protesting students for calm, saying that if the unrest continues, only the people and the country will suffer.

Does a viral image show the site of the July 21, 2025, military training plane crash in Dhaka, Bangladesh? No, that's not true: The social media image contradicted what was shown in footage and photographs published by credible media

The MEA says additional medical teams may also follow depending on their preliminary assessment and treatment.

In Dhaka, a city of over 20 million, Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport operates with just one active runway. Every day, 300–400 commercial flights, military jets, and around 100 private helicopters share this single strip.

Dr Chong Si Jack, a physician from Singapore General Hospital, arrived in Dhaka to assist the Bangladeshi medical team

Dhaka is seeking medical experts and equipment to treat burn victims of Monday’s military aircraft crash in Uttara, as several countries have offered to extend their support.

Thousands of students on Tuesday protested demanding “accurate” information on casualties and compensation for the families of those killed when a Bangladesh Air Force training jet crashed into a school,

"The situation there was beyond tragic," says student volunteer Sarder Riyad, who was the first to reach the site of the horrific plane crash in Dhaka on Monday, 21 July, that claimed the lives of 27 people,