A bus carrying foreign passengers veered off road in Hallingdal, Norway, prompting police to assist in the evacuation of up to 13 passengers through the bus windows.
In Hallingdal, Norway, a foreign-registered bus has gone off the road near Gulsvik, prompting an emergency response from local police. Authorities reported that there were no injuries, but they needed to assist in evacuating as many as 13 passengers. Due to the circumstances, the evacuation required passengers to exit through the windows of the bus.
Police have secured the accident site and ensured that traffic can flow past the location. It appears that the situation is under control, and the officers are managing the traffic and safety concerns while aiding the evacuation process.
The incident illustrates the quick response of emergency services in Norway and the importance of maintaining safety during such unexpected situations. Although no injuries were reported, the event raises concerns about the safety of road travel in the region and the need for caution, particularly with foreign-registered vehicles navigating local roads.
