At least five killed in Bangladesh earthquake

BBC NewsFriday, November 21, 2025 at 4:10:07 PM
At least five killed in Bangladesh earthquake
  • A magnitude 5.5 earthquake near Dhaka has resulted in at least five deaths and many injuries, with residents experiencing panic as buildings swayed during the tremors.
  • This incident highlights the vulnerability of urban areas in Bangladesh to seismic activities, raising concerns about building safety and emergency preparedness in densely populated regions.
  • The earthquake underscores ongoing challenges in disaster management and infrastructure resilience in Bangladesh, a country that has faced similar natural disasters in the past.
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