Jet Crash in Dhaka: At Least 19 Killed
Introduction
An air force jet crashed into a school in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing at least 19 people. The F-7 jet was on a routine training exercise when it experienced a mechanical fault, according to the air force.
Details of the Crash
The F-7 jet was part of the Bangladesh Air Force, and was taking off for a training exercise when it crashed into the school. The jet was an aging Chinese-made fighter aircraft, and this is not the first time there have been concerns about its safety. In 2014, a similar jet crashed into a river, killing the pilot. The air force has ordered an investigation to determine the cause of this latest crash.
Impact of the Crash
The crash has caused shock and grief among the people of Bangladesh, as well as raising concerns about the safety of the country's air force. The air force has a history of accidents, with at least 30 crashes in the last two decades. This latest crash has once again highlighted the need for better safety measures and proper maintenance of the air force's equipment. The investigation into this crash will hopefully provide answers and lead to necessary changes to prevent similar tragedies in the future.
