Two youths suffered burn injuries and three fell sick inhaling toxic gas due to an explosion in the air conditioner (AC) of a recording studio in Narayanganj's Fatullah Monday. The injured are Baban, son of SM Shamim and Baban's friend Mahin. The explosion occurred from an unknown source at Mark Video Recording at Monday noon, leaving the duo injured, said Shahadat Hossain, an emergency doctor at Narayanhanj's Khanpur hospital. Witnesses said the recording of songs and music videos was going on at the studio on the ground floor of a building since morning. Also read: 4 including three of a family suffer burns in Manikganj gas explosion The air conditioner (AC) of Mark Video Recording suddenly exploded at noon, affecting many people around the building. Three of them fell ill as they inhaled the toxic gas. The injured were rushed to Khanpur hospital. Of them, Baban and Mahin were later shifted to Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery of Dhaka Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) as their condition deteriorated. One of them suffered 30 percent and the other suffered 45 percent burn injuries, said Dr Shahadat Hossain.

Two people were killed due to an explosion in the air conditioner (AC) of an apparel factory in Gazipur Sadar upazila Sunday, police said. The deceased were identified as Sagor, 22, and Sohel, employees of an AC repair company. Read: 2 killed as truck hits bike on Dhaka-Tangail highway "The explosion happened as they were repairing an AC at Elegant Group's Cassiopea Fashion factory in the Hotapara area around 5:30pm. Sagor and Sohel died on the spot," SM Azizul Hoque, assistant superintendent of Gazipur Industrial Police, said. The bodies were sent to Shaheed Taj Uddin Ahmad Medical College Hospital for autopsies, he added.

An air conditioner (AC) explosion left one man dead, and seven others injured at the UAE visa office in Dhaka’s Gulshan on Wednesday.

With the death of another victim at Sheikh Hasina National Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute on Monday, the death toll from the incident has reached 27.

The death toll from Narayanganj mosque blast rose to 24 until Sunday afternoon as three more victims died at Sheikh Hasina National Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute early Sunday.

Bangladesh witnessed apparently the deadliest blast from Air Conditioner at a mosque in Fatullah of Narayanganj on Friday night that left 11 people dead so far.

The death toll from the Narayanganj mosque blast rose to 21 Saturday night.

Two of the three workers who sustained burn injuries in air-conditioner (AC) explosion in the city’s Islampur died at Dhaka Medical College Hospital on Tuesday.

Three workers sustained burn injuries as an air-conditioner (AC) exploded while it was being repaired in the city’s Islampur on Monday.