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Death toll rises to 16 after factory fire in Bangladesh capital

  • October 15, 2025
1 of 4 | The toxic gas released by an explosion in the chemical warehouse spread to the adjacent building and many died due to the inhalation of this gas, according to local officials. (AP video by Al Emrun Garjon)

A fire at a garment factory and a chemical warehouse in Bangladesh’s capital on Tuesday killed at least 16 people, the Fire Service and Civil Defense department said.

Fire official Talha bin Jashim said Tuesday’s blaze happened in Dhaka ’s Mirpur area and is believed to have started on the third floor of the seven-story garment building.

He said rescuers have recovered several bodies. Several other people were injured.

The fire was brought under control by the evening and the rescue operation is ongoing.

Bangladesh is the world’s second largest garment industry after China, and the sector has employed about 4 million workers, mostly women.

 

 

Source: https://apnews.com/article/bangladesh-fire-dhaka-casualties-factory-57c4cde3f24638ae1d15599a859964a6

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