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Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 24th July 2025, 4:26 PM
The government has officially published the names of the deceased and injured in the Bangladesh Air Force (BAF) fighter jet crash that struck Milestone School and College in Uttara, Dhaka, earlier this week. The announcement was made by the Press Wing of the Chief Adviser’s Office this afternoon.
According to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), as of 10:30 AM today, the crash has resulted in:
The following 22 individuals have been confirmed deceased and handed over to their respective families:
| Name | Age |
| Tanvir | 14 |
| Afnan Faiyaz | 14 |
| Mahrin | 46 |
| Bappy | 9 |
| Masuka | 37 |
| AB Shamim | 14 |
| Shayan Yusuf | 14 |
| Arikson | 13 |
| Ariyan | 13 |
| Nazia | 13 |
| Nafi | 9 |
| Rojoni Islam | 37 |
| Md Samiul Karim | 9 |
| Mrs Fatema Akter | 9 |
| Mehnaz Afarin Humayra | 9 |
| Sariya Akter | 13 |
| Nusrat Jahan Anika | 10 |
| Saad Salahuddin | 9 |
| Sayma Akter | 9 |
| Flight Lieutenant Towkir Islam | — |
| Junayet | 9 |
| Omayer Nur Ashiq | 11 |
Seven bodies remain unidentified and are being preserved in Combined Military Hospital (CMH) and Lubana General Hospital & Cardiac Centre morgues. DNA testing is ongoing for proper identification and handover.
| Hospital | Number of Deaths |
| National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery | 11 |
| Combined Military Hospital (CMH) | 15 |
| United Hospital Limited | 1 |
Total patients: 45
| Patient Name | Age | Ward & Bed |
| Mahtab | 14 | ICU, Bed 7 |
| Masuma | 32 | ICU, Bed 13 |
| Mahiya | 15 | ICU, Bed 14 |
| Ayan | 14 | ICU, Bed 15 |
| Tasnuba Mahbin | 11 | POW, Bed 9 |
| Farjana Yeasmin | 45 | POW, Bed 10 |
| Tasnia | 10 | POW, Bed 11 |
| Sreya | 9 | POW, Bed 12 |
| Raisa | 11 | POW, Bed 13 |
| Payel | 12 | POW, Bed 14 |
| Nishi (Teacher) | 28 | POW, Bed 15 |
| Nusrat | 12 | POW, Bed 16 |
| Toufik | 13 | POW, Bed 17 |
| Eusha | 11 | POW, Bed 18 |
| Zakir | 55 | POW, Bed 19 |
| Sayeba | 9 | POW, Bed 20 |
| Alvina | 10 | POW, Bed 21 |
| Muntaha | 10 | POW, Bed 22 |
| Rupi Borua | 10 | POW, Bed 23 |
| Ashraful Islam (Teacher) | 37 | POW, Bed 24 |
| Jayana | 13 | POW, Bed 25 |
| Niloy | 13 | POW, Bed 26 |
| Sumaiya Lorin (Teacher) | 30 | POW, Bed 27 |
| Abidur Rahman | 10 | POW, Bed 28 |
| Kabbo | 13 | POW, Bed 29 |
| Kafi Ahmed | 10 | POW, Bed 30 |
| Makin | 15 | MHDU, Bed 04 |
| Ariyan Afif | 12 | MHDU, Bed 06 |
| Rohan | 14 | MHDU, Bed 27 |
| Abidur Rahman | 10 | MHDU, Bed 28 |
| Samia | 9 | FHDU, Bed 09 |
| Saiba Jahan | 10 | FHDU, Bed 11 |
| Tasnia | 15 | FHDU, Bed 12 |
| Mehrin | 11 | FHDU, Bed 13 |
| Aiman | 10 | FHDU, Bed P6 |
| Saira | 10 | FHDU, Bed P9 |
| Hafsa Khan | 11 | FHDU, Bed P11 |
| Md Ayan Khan | 12 | Emergency, Bed 6 |
| Kazi Ahmedf Sayed | 20 | Emergency, Bed 1 |
| Raiyan | 14 | MHDU, Bed 26 |
| Jarif | 12 | ICU, Bed 16 |
| Sabuja Begum | 40 | FHDU |
| Mahfuza Khatun (Teacher) | 45 | ICU, Bed 2 |
| Navid Nawaz | 12 | ICU, Bed 3 |
| Saymon | 18 | ICU, Bed 4 |
| Rafsi | 12 | POW, Bed 20 |
Total patients: 11
| Patient Name | Age | Unit |
| Ahosan (MWO) | 51 | JCO Med |
| Shariar Sajib (SNK) | 24 | Trauma Centre |
| Kamruzzaman (SNK) | 27 | Trauma Centre |
| Tasin Ahmed (SNK) | 23 | Trauma Centre |
| Atik (Principal’s PS) | 22 | Burn ICU |
| Anowar Hossain (Teacher) | 37 | Burn ICU |
| Akib (Student) | 12 | Burn ICU |
| Md Billal Hossain (S/O CPO) | 12 | Burn ICU |
| Taskir Rahman (Student) | 15 | Burn ICU |
| Jannatul Mawa (Student) | 10 | Burn ICU |
| Takrim Haque (Student) | 16 | Trauma Centre |
The injured are being treated in consultation with a medical team from Singapore General Hospital, who arrived in Dhaka on Wednesday to assist local healthcare providers with advanced burn care and trauma support.
| Event | Details |
| Date of Incident | Monday, 21 July 2025 |
| Location | Milestone School and College, Uttara |
| Aircraft | Bangladesh Air Force fighter jet |
| Cause | Mechanical fault (initial findings) |
| Total Deaths | 29 |
| Total Injured | 57 |
This publication of names and hospitalisation details marks a significant step in the government’s transparency efforts, as families continue to mourn, and hospitals race to save those still battling for life.
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