On 21 July 2025 Monday afternoon a terrible and tragic accident occurred in Uttara Dhaka A training aircraft of the Bangladesh Air Force suddenly lost control and crashed onto Milestone School and College in Uttara. In this accident many students teachers and common people died and many others were injured. This incident has cast a shadow of mourning across Bangladesh The training aircraft F-7 BGI of the Bangladesh Air Force faced a sudden technical fault after take-off. The pilot of the aircraft was Flight Lieutenant Towkir Islam He was alone at that time and it was his solo training flight. The pilot tried hard to land the plane safely He was trying to avoid the densely populated area and land somewhere else. But in the end that was not possible and the plane lost control and directly crashed inside Milestone School in Uttara. ![1000069099.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmXRsxoy5NeC2Fpguw7vYAeV1ZUXMcjzehwAuzDZU8HRE1/1000069099.jpg) ***All the images used in this post of mine were taken from various Facebook pages.*** In this accident pilot Towkir Islam and a total of 30-31 people died Among them many were young school students. Many of their ages were just between 7-12 years Some teachers also died Around 170 people were injured. Many of them are in critical condition The injured were quickly taken to the hospital and are under treatment Immediately after the accident the area around the school was filled with cries and screams. Children screamed in fear some fell while running and some were suffocated by smoke. Teachers parents and local people quickly came forward The fire service police and army arrived and started rescue operations. The whole area was covered in smoke and turned into a death zone. ![1000069100.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSGykT6FcqftzEPyqPG7jFeEH1NemHHCRJyYA1Xd1m34c/1000069100.jpg) The government expressed deep sorrow over this accident A one day national mourning was declared On that day. flags in all government and private buildings were kept at half mast The Prime Minister expressed grief and announced that a committee has been formed to find out the exact cause of the accident. Besides the government stated that measures will be taken so that training aircraft never fly over densely populated areas in the future. The very next day of the accident students of Milestone School parents and people of nearby areas started protesting. They said We didnt come to school to die Why would planes fly in places where so many children study. They demanded a safe education environment They also demanded compensation for the injured and the families of the dead and punishment for those responsible. ![1000069101.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmR3x2j5yU95oby69F8d7B2YzWMhbnEjTxD13j1N7jEyrZ/1000069101.jpg) As the news of the accident spread people across the country became grief stricke On social media everyone expressed sadness. Some wrote We dont want to lose our future generation like this Many demanded the government to investigate the accident quickly. And to take steps to prevent such incidents in the future Those who lost their children brothers or friends their grief is beyond words. A mother crying said My son went to school to study now I got his dead body back Many parents stood in front of hospitals searching for their beloved children. ![1000069102.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYVZk9GvpkDiFsiN2RJCQ5ySpTcANKBgXAPQobWhLdBTA/1000069102.jpg) This incident pointed out to us that any training or risky activities should be done far from densely populated areas. If such activities are done near schools hospitals and residential areas then such accidents can happen.This Uttara plane crash is a national tragedy Those of us who are alive should ensure stronger safety measures in memory of the deceased. So that no more parents have to cry losing their children The government administration and everyone must work together to build a safe Bangladesh We who have lost We pray for their departed souls and wish a quick recovery for the injured. ***Thank you everyone for reading my post.*** @baizid123

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