Daughter of #Bangladesh

Young pilot Prithula Rashid of Bangladesh has left the life of 10 people leaving the life of his life in a plane crash and has led himself to death. He was killed in a plane crash in Nepal's Kathmandu. But in exchange for life, the warrior who saved the pilot has saved 10 Nepalese passengers. This information has been given by revealing this heroic woman as 'Daughter of Bangladesh' by using various media and social media in Nepal. Prithula was a helicopter assisted pilot of the US Airbus Airliner on Monday crashed. Not only that, he was the first woman pilot in the US. After the accident, on social media Facebook, a page titled 'Sikkim Messenger', highlighting Priyadhela's generosity, said, "Today, the Bangladeshi daughter has dedicated her life to saving the Nepali nationals. This Bangladeshi young pilot died in Kathmandu today to save the lives of others. His name is Miss Prithula Rashid. He was a co-pilot of the US-Bangla Airlines (Flight BS2111). Which has been crashed at the Tribhuvan airport in Kathmandu, Nepal today. However, till death, he has tried to save 10 Nepalese citizens. All of whom are alive. '
So far 50 people have been confirmed dead in this incident. Of the 67 passengers in the aircraft, 32 Bangladeshi nationals, 33 Nepalese, one Maldivian and one Chinese citizen. The US-Bangla authorities said that 67 passengers along with 4 crew were in the plane. Prithula Rashid of the unfortunate one.
But this Bengali girl has made Bangladesh proud before her death. In addition to 37 men and 27 women in the Dash 8Q400 bombardment of the US-Bangla air crash-Prithula accident, the children were in the plane. Prithula, trying to save the passengers before trying to save the passengers without thinking of their own accident. Ten Nepali passengers tried their best to save themselves from death and safely remove them. Trying to save them, there is a tragic death, Pritholar died.
But till the last moment of life, Prithula Rashid's efforts to save the lives of others failed. All of the ten Nepali passengers were rescued from the accident. They all are alive now. On Monday, the plane departed from Dhaka and was crashed during Nepal's Kathmandu landing at Tribhuvan at about 2:20 pm. It is initially thought that due to mechanical errors the accident may occur during landing. The list of 19 people injured was reported by the authorities.
Meanwhile, on social networking Facebook, Prithula wrote a last post, 'God Hafiz'. He did not give any other status on Facebook after the status of the Ethiopia airport on January 18. However, on February 3, he posted pictures of his favorite cat in the lap. Meanwhile, at the death of Prithula, his friends on Facebook expressed deep sympathy. According to Prithulla Facebook ID, he joined the US-Bangla Airlines as a Fars officer pilot in 2016. Earlier, training as an aeronaut from Arriang Flying School. Prithula, a student of North South University, was a student.
The plane's Bangladeshi co-pilot Prithula Rashid has set a unique example in the crash of the US-Bangla Airlines flight. He saved the plane's 10 Nepalese passengers in exchange for his life. Everyone else is shouting about going to the country not to return to self while saving the lives of others. Everyone in the social media praised his heroism. State Minister for Home Affairs Mohammad Shahriar Alam has sent an emotional message expressing mourning for Prithula Rashid's death.
In his wish to apologize for his soul, on his Facebook page, 'Love You Prithula Rashid, sister is mine. The name of Bangladesh goes up a bit for some people like you. Stay well. Your family is suffering a lot for you, they will be proud of you. May Allah bless you in Jannatul Ferdous. '
It is learned that 10 people living in 36 Bangladeshi riders of BS-21 flight of the US-Bangladeshi crashed at Tribhuban airport in Nepal are alive. The US-Bangla authorities said they were being treated at different hospitals in Nepal's capital Kathmandu. Among the survivors, Yakub Ali is undergoing treatment at Narvik Hospital. Rezwanul Haque is undergoing treatment at OHM hospital. Among others, Imran Kabir Hasi, Shahrien Ahmed, Sheikh Rashed Robayet, Alamunnaar Ani, Mehdi Hasan, Sayyida Kamrunnahar Golda, Kabir Hossain and Shahin Bepari are undergoing treatment at Kathmandu Medical College Hospital.
A total of 71 riders from the 78-seat aircraft on Monday were carrying 71 crew of four crew. 50 people were killed in this, said Nepal Police. Among them, a total of 26 Bangladeshis were killed, including pilots, co-pilots and cabin crew.