Three Dead in Stockholm Bus Crash; Heroic Bystander Aids Victims Amid Emergency Response
A fatal bus accident on Valhallavägen in Stockholm claimed three lives, with a bystander heroically aiding victims as the investigation into the driver's negligence unfolds.
- • The bus crash on November 14 killed three and injured several.
- • Witnesses reported the driver likely suffered a medical emergency before crashing.
- • A bystander student, Zaid Al Hussen, provided critical first aid to injured victims.
- • The bus driver was arrested for gross negligence leading to death.
- • Emergency services responded quickly and a crisis center was offered for support.
Key details
On November 14, 2025, a tragic bus accident occurred on Valhallavägen in central Stockholm at approximately 15:20 when an SL bus operated by Transdev crashed into a bus shelter and a tree, resulting in the deaths of three individuals and multiple injuries. Witnesses, including 20-year-old student Zaid Al Hussen, who was training to become a healthcare assistant, described the chaotic scene with screaming bystanders and injured people lying on the ground. Despite a prior injury, Zaid rushed to help and managed to stop the heavy bleeding of a man with a severe leg injury until emergency services arrived, earning praise for his quick response.
The bus driver reportedly suffered a medical emergency before the crash and has since been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence leading to death. Emergency services arrived promptly after receiving the first alert at 15:23, finding the bus immobilized on the sidewalk and casualties at the scene. Nearby Engelbrektsskolan's children witnessed the accident, intensifying the community impact. Transdev expressed shock at the incident and a crisis center was set up to support those affected.
Police investigations continue, with initial indications pointing toward an accident rather than intentional harm.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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