Muhammad Yunus thanked medical teams from India, China, and Singapore for aiding Dhaka crash victims, praising their compassion and calling for lasting global healthcare partnerships.

Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus thanked medical teams from India, China, and Singapore for treating victims of the Dhaka plane crash that killed 32, including 26 children.

The international medical teams are currently in Dhaka to provide specialised care to those injured in the recent plane crash ...

At least 31 people were killed, many of them schoolchildren, when a fighter jet crashed into a school in Dhaka.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus visited the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery on Saturday night to enquire about the treatment of those injured in the recent plane crash into ...

On occasion, tragedies give rise to heroic people and actions. In the case of a teacher in Bangladesh who gave her life in exchange for that of 20 children, very few official governmental words ...

Two students who were burned in the plane crash at Milestone School and College are being released from the National ...

An Indian medical team in Dhaka conducted its second round of consultations for victims of the July 21 Bangladesh plane crash ...

An Indian medical team in Dhaka held a second round of consultations with Bangladeshi doctors, reviewing treatment for ...

This zone, they argue, should be off-limits to high-density public facilities due to its vulnerability to aviation accidents and long-term health hazards like noise and carbon emissions.