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MONDAY, JULY 21, 2025
512 killed in road accidents in December: Road Safety Foundation

Bangladesh

TBS Report
04 January, 2024, 01:20 pm
Last modified: 04 January, 2024, 10:12 pm

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512 killed in road accidents in December: Road Safety Foundation

In November, the number of casualties from road accidents was 467. Among the deceased, 53 were women and 66 were children

TBS Report
04 January, 2024, 01:20 pm
Last modified: 04 January, 2024, 10:12 pm
Representational image of accident. Photo: Collected
Representational image of accident. Photo: Collected

A total of 512 have been killed in 517 road accidents across the country in December, according to data compiled by the Road Safety Foundation.

The accidents also left 793 people injured.

In November, the number of casualties from road accidents was 467. Among the deceased, 53 were women and 66 were children. 

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Road Safety Foundation prepared the December report based on data from nine national dailies, seven online news portals and electronic media.

Among those who died in the accidents, 59 were women and 64 were children, Road Safety Foundation said.

Road accidents in November claims 467 lives in Bangladesh: Road Safety Foundation

According to the vehicle-wise statistics of casualties in the accidents, a total of 201 motorcycle drivers and riders were killed in the accidents, accounting for 39.25% of the casualties. 

Meanwhile, nine bus passengers were killed in road accidents - which is 1.75% of the total deaths.

According to Road Safety Foundation monitoring and analysis, 162 (31.33%) of the accidents occurred on national highways, 238 (46.03%) on regional roads, 77 (14.89%) on rural roads, 37 (7.15%) on city roads and 3 (0.58%) occurred in other locations.

Of the accidents, 116 (22.43%) were head-on collisions, 237 occurred as the vehicle (45.84%) lost control, 111 (21.47%) pedestrians were hit by vehicles, 42 accidents (8.12%) occurred because of being rammed from behind and 11 (2. 12%) accidents occurred due to other causes.

The number of vehicles involved in the accident is 834.

A total of 84 buses were involved in road accidents in December, 121 trucks, 19 covered vans, 28 pick-up vans, 11 tractors, 16 microbus and 17 cars; the rest were other vehicles. 

Besides, 17 people were killed, 14 injured and 11 went missing in nine boat accidents in December.

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