Flights at Dhaka International Airport in Bangladesh resume normal operations
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According to Xinhua News Agency, flights at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka, Bangladesh, were suspended on the 18th due to a fire at its cargo terminal. Flights resumed as normal that evening after the fire was brought under control.
The Bangladesh Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism issued a statement on the evening of the 18th stating that the fire broke out around 2:00 PM local time and was under control approximately seven hours later. The airport later confirmed that flights had resumed as normal.
Farooq Alam, secretary-general of the Dhaka Customs Agents Association, said the cargo terminal where the fire broke out stored hundreds of tons of cargo, including imported clothing materials and electronic equipment. A full assessment is not yet possible, but the losses are estimated to be significant.
The press office of the Chief Advisor to the Interim Government of Bangladesh issued a statement on the 18th stating that security authorities are conducting a thorough investigation into the causes of several major fires that have occurred recently across the country.