'Fly data recorder' recovered in Jessore crashed plane

The FDR was recovered in a flyover of the Air Force's Flying Training Recorder, fly data recorder in Jessore.

Fire service diver was recovered on Friday morning, said Jessore Fire Service Assistant Director Parimal Chandra Kundu.

On July 1, the plane of Brahmanbaria collapsed on the left side of Birchha Union under Jessore Sadar upazila. After this, the personnel of the Navy, Aircraft, Army and Fire Service have been carrying out rescue operations.

Paramal Chandra Kundu said, after several days of operations, we are sure that the engine of the engine has gone 20-25 feet below the ground. After that, applied the new method Thursday. The procedure is to cut the soil under the water and retrieve it with water.

On Friday morning, the staff of the Navy, Air, Army and Fire Service started the rescue operation. At one stage, the fire service dive was recovered from the plane's fly data recorder.

Jessore Fire Service Assistant Director said that 90-95 percent of the crashed plane was recovered. Trying to recover the rest of the part. How long the operation will last, will depend on the inter-divisional decision.

At around 9:30 pm on July 1, at night, a K-8WA flight of the Bangladesh Air Force crashed in the west side of Bookworr.

The plane flies from Air Force base Bir Shreshtho Matiur Rahman at 8:51 pm for the training of night. The aircraft was named by two pilot squadron leaders Enayet Kabir Palash and Squadron Leader. Sirajul Islam was flying.