Bangladesh air force jet crash kills 19 and injures 160 at college campus

At least 19 people were killed and 164 injured as a Bangladesh air force training jet crashed into a college and school campus in the capital Dhaka. The incident occurred after the jet experienced a technical problem shortly after take-off. The pilot attempted to divert the aircraft away from populated areas but ultimately crashed into a building.

The pilot was among those killed, and an investigation committee has been formed to determine the cause of the crash. The aircraft involved was the final variant of China's Chengdu J-7/F-7 family, with deliveries completed in 2013.

Footage of the aftermath showed a large fire and extensive damage to the building. Several individuals, including a third-grade student, were reported dead or injured. The incident has prompted authorities to investigate and provide necessary assistance to those affected.

This incident follows a recent aviation disaster in India, highlighting the importance of safety measures in air travel.