A school bus carrying five children slid into a ditch outside Trelleborg in southern Sweden. Emergency services responded with multiple units and secured the vehicle.
Rescue teams stabilized the bus to prevent further movement. No one sustained injuries in the incident.
"The grass was quite wet, so we worried it might slide further down," said Evelina Svensson from the rescue service. "But we have now stabilized the bus safely."
The accident occurred during regular school transport operations. Trelleborg is a coastal municipality in Sweden's Skåne county, known for its ferry connections to Germany.
While such incidents understandably cause concern, Sweden's comprehensive emergency response system typically handles them efficiently. The quick stabilization of the vehicle and absence of injuries demonstrates effective safety protocols in Swedish school transportation.