One year after a Bangladeshi air force jet crashed into a Dhaka school, killing 36 mostly students, survivors still live with trauma, nightmares, and shattered dreams. The July 2025 disaster, the country’s deadliest aviation crash in decades, sparked protests and demands for accountability. A hidden investigation revealed critical failures: the school ignored building codes, nearby structures violated height limits, and the pilot lacked proper training — though the plane itself was deemed safe. Families now push for the full report and better support, while survivors like Nure Jannat Yusha, whose dance dreams faded, and Mehreen, who can’t attend school due to burns, battle lasting physical and mental scars. The government promises medical aid, but healing remains a long, painful journey.
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