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According to the Road Safety Foundation, 274 people died in 342 road accidents across Bangladesh between March 17 and March 26, 2026.
Source photograph: Prothom Alo · 27 Mar 2026 / Record updated 5 Oct 2026Reported fatalities
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According to the Road Safety Foundation, 274 people died in 342 road accidents across Bangladesh between March 17 and March 26, 2026.
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Separate outcomes; critical injuries are a subset of injuries
274 PEOPLE REPORTED DEAD
0 PEOPLE REPORTED INJURED
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Prothom Alo
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