Bangladesh Under-20 Captain Aeida Khandaker and head coach Peter Butler devoted their Saff U-20 Women’s Championship 2025 Triumph to those who lost their lives in the crash of a Bangladesh Air Force Jet Crash.
Bangladesh defeated Nepal 4-0 on Monday in a decisive match in the Bashundhara Kings Arena in Dhaka to keep his title. Earlier in the day, an F-7 BGI plane experienced a training distance jet made in China-a «mechanical error» moments after taking off and crashed into the two-storey building of Milestone School and College in Diabari in the Uttara area of Dhaka.
Chief advisor Professor Muhammad Yunus’s special adviser, Saidur Rahman, reporters said that 27 people had lost their lives in this tragic incident.
In the interview after the match, Aida and Butler paid their respect to the deceased.
«When we got on the field, we knew we were going to play for those who had died,» Aida told reporters.
«First of all, we want to express respect to the deceased. It is really not exciting to celebrate at the moment. My condolences and prayers go to those affected by this tragic incident,» Butler added.
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