Overview
- The coach, operated by Dutch company Oad and carrying 48 passengers reported as Dutch nationals, flipped on a mountain road between Susch and Zernez after striking a safety barrier.
- Local police said several people died and several others were injured, but they withheld a detailed casualty toll until victims’ families could be notified.
- Emergency services mounted a large rescue effort that included ambulances, multiple rescue teams and helicopters to reach the remote Engadine valley site.
- Authorities launched an on-site investigation to gather forensic evidence and witness statements to establish how the vehicle left the road and overturned.
- The crash has triggered cross-border consular coordination and support from the Dutch travel industry as officials work on identification, family notification and next steps in the inquiry.