Mother of a victim of the US-Bangla Airlines plane crash in Nepal makes a heart-wrenching prayer to the prime minister through media to bring back the body of her son.

Kabir Hossain, one of the injured victims of the US-Bangla plane crash, is brought back to Dhaka.

Prithula Rashid, the co-pilot of the ill-fated US-Bangla Airlines plane that crashed in Nepal, killing 51 persons including 28 Bangladeshis, will be buried in Mirpur Martyred Intellectuals’ graveyard.

The bodies of 23 identified Bangladeshi victims of ill-fated US-Bangla plane crash are handed over to the respective families for burial.

A week after US-Bangla Airlines pilot Captain Abid Sultan lost his life in the plane crash at Nepal airport, his wife suffered a stroke yesterday morning.

The recent US-Bangla plane crash has suddenly brought out some bone-chilling allegations from a number of pilots of compromising flight safety by private airlines.

The probe body in Nepal investigating the US-Bangla plane crash that killed 51 people, including 28 Bangladeshis, says that it too has found fault in the aircraft’s landing approach.

One more victim of the US-Bangla plane crash is hospitalised at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Bodies of 17 Bangladeshi crash victims who were killed in the US-Bangla Airlines plane crash last Monday will be brought back home tomorrow.

A week after US-Bangla Airlines pilot Captain Abid Sultan lost his life in plane crash at Nepal airport, his wife suffered from a brain stroke.

The US-Bangla aircraft had no technical glitch in it before taking off for Kathmandu, the chief of Aircraft Accident Investigation Group (AAIG) of Bangladesh says.

It is still a mystery why the pilot of the US-Bangla airlines aircraft chose north-side to land at Kathmandu airport which led to a crash on March 12, the TIA general manager says.

One of the injured victims of the US-Bangla plane crash, Shahin Bepari, is brought to Dhaka while another survivor Imrana Kabir Hashi is flown to Singapore.

The joint probe into the US-Bangla disaster officially starts today.

A total of 25 victims, including 14 Bangladeshis, who died in the US-Bangla Airlines aircraft crash in Kathmandu of Nepal are identified.

A total of 25 victims, including 14 Bangladeshis, who died in US-Bangla Airlines aircraft crash in Kathmandu of Nepal have been identified.

One of the injured victims of the US-Bangla plane crash, Sheikh Rashed Rubayet, is brought to Dhaka while another survivor Imrana Kabir Hashi will be flown to Singapore tonight.

The Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) authorities have formed a 13- member medical board to provide better treatment to the four Bangladeshi survivors of the US-Bangla airlines’ plane that crashes in Nepal’s Kathmandu.

The body identification process of all the 28 Bangladeshi victims of the US-Bangla plane crash starts at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Nepal.

A joint-team of experts will decide the place where the black box of the crashed US-Bangla aircraft will be decoded, the chief of Nepalese investigation team says.