Diplomats during the signing of the Book of Condolences

KUWAIT CITY, July 27: On Monday, 21 July 2025, a Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft tragically crashed into a school building in the capital, Dhaka. The devastating incident claimed the lives of at least 27 people, most of whom were children, and left 171 others injured, including 21 in critical condition. Considering this national tragedy, the Government of Bangladesh declared 22 July 2025 as a National Mourning Day.

As part of the official mourning and in remembrance of the victims, the Embassy of Bangladesh in Kuwait organized an event of signing a Book of Condolences on 27 and 28 July 2025. A significant number of delegates of the state of Kuwait, Diplomatic Missions and International Organizations in Kuwait visited the Embassy to sign the condolence book and expressed their deepest sympathies.

Many others, who were unable to attend in person, conveyed their message of condolences electronically via official email of the Embassy. These heartfelt gestures of solidarity reflect the deep friendship and shared humanity among nations. The Embassy is expressing its sincere gratitude to all dignitaries, diplomatic missions, and individuals who extended their condolences during this period of national mourning of Bangladesh.