Train crashes in Bangladesh are often linked to poor railway infrastructure, signaling errors, technical failures, human negligence, and overcrowded rail routes. These accidents can lead to tragic casualties, injuries, property damage, and major disruptions in rail communication across the country.
Signal theft puts train operations at risk in Akhaura
Frequent theft of railway signalling equipment has forced trains to make unscheduled stops at the same points near Akhaura Railway Junction in Brahmanbaria, causing delays
Signal theft puts train operations at risk in Akhaura
Frequent theft of railway signalling equipment has forced trains to
21 Aug 2026, 12:00 AM
Man, accompanied by daughter, sees wife, infant son getting killed by train in Narsingdi
A man and his daughter witnessed a heart-wrenching tragedy on
28 May 2026, 02:37 AM
Mother, child killed after being run over by train in Gazipur
A woman and her infant son were killed after a
03 Apr 2026, 08:44 PM
Freight train derails in Habiganj; BGB joins rescue efforts
The derailment occurred around 9:46pm, disrupting rail communication to and
02 Apr 2026, 02:29 AM
358 people killed in overland, waterway accidents during 15-day Eid season
Nearly 590 people were killed on roads, rail tracks and
31 Mar 2026, 05:01 PM
A monthly toll of 85: Inside railway’s ‘unnatural death’ crisis
Bangladesh records nearly 85 railway deaths monthly from accidents, suicides,
29 Mar 2026, 12:00 AM
2 railway staff sued over Cumilla bus-train crash
Injured bus passenger Shefali Akter lodged the case with Laksam
23 Mar 2026, 11:07 PM
2 crushed under wheels of train in Netrakona
The deceased were identified as Russel Islam, 25, son of
11 Jan 2026, 02:26 PM
Man, accompanied by daughter, sees wife, infant son getting killed by train in Narsingdi
Mother, child killed after being run over by train in Gazipur
Freight train derails in Habiganj; BGB joins rescue efforts
358 people killed in overland, waterway accidents during 15-day Eid season
A monthly toll of 85: Inside railway’s ‘unnatural death’ crisis
