India will help Bangladesh, will send a team of doctors for the people injured in the plane crash:

News Topical, Digital Desk : The recent plane crash in Bangladesh shocked everyone. A trainer fighter jet of the Bangladesh Air Force crashed into a school and college building in Dhaka. A large number of children died in this accident. India has extended a helping hand in this time of crisis for Bangladesh. India has said that a team of special doctors and nurses is being sent to treat the people injured in the plane crash in Bangladesh.

How will Bangladesh be helped?

India's Foreign Ministry has given information about this on Tuesday. The Foreign Ministry said - "A team of 'burn-specialist' doctors and nurses along with necessary medical assistance will soon go to Dhaka, Bangladesh to treat the victims. Burn-specialist doctors are experts in treating people burnt by fire. The team will assess the condition of the patients and recommend further treatment and special care in India as needed." According to the information, two doctors from Delhi are included in the team going to Dhaka. One of them is from Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital and the other is from Safdarjung Hospital.

How did the accident happen?

In fact, on Monday, July 21, a trainer fighter jet of the Bangladesh Air Force crashed after hitting the building of Milestone School and College in Dhaka. Horrifying pictures and videos of this accident came to light. So far, at least 31 people have been reported dead in this plane crash incident. 25 children are among the dead. At the same time, a large number of children and people have also been injured.

PM Modi had expressed condolences

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi had expressed grief over the plane crash in Dhaka and said that he will provide all possible help to Bangladesh. PM Modi had said in a tweet on Twitter on X- "We are deeply shocked and saddened by the loss of lives and property in a tragic air crash in Dhaka, many of which were young students. Our condolences are with the bereaved families. We pray for the speedy recovery of the injured. India stands in solidarity with Bangladesh and is ready to provide all possible help and support."