Aviation disaster in the capital of Bangladesh: the death toll has risen

A tragedy occurred in Bangladesh - a military training plane crashed during a training mission on the grounds of a college and school in Dhaka. At least 27 people died, including children, and many were injured. The cause of the disaster, according to military officials, was a mechanical failure of the aircraft.

Sayedur Rahman, special assistant to the chief adviser on health issues, told reporters that 27 people had died and 88 had been hospitalized with burn injuries. The government declared a day of mourning with flags at half-mast and special prayers at all places of worship.

The plane was the latest modification of the Chinese J-7/F-7 aircraft, which was delivered to Bangladesh in 2013. The circumstances of the crash are currently under investigation, and the pilot of the aircraft was killed. The tragedy has caused grief in the nation and led to the declaration of a day of mourning.

As a result of the crash of the Bangladesh Air Force training plane, at least 27 people died, including children, and some were injured. The plane crashed due to mechanical failure, and the country's authorities are investigating the incident while the nation observes a day of mourning.