Help In An Unlikely Situation: This Afghan Woman From New York Has A Heartwarming Story To Tell

Stories of generosity and compassion have the potential to inspire and brighten spirits in a world that is often overshadowed by negativity and sorrow. This is the story of a miraculous encounter in New York between a young Afghan woman, Shkula Zadran, and a caring bus driver. This story exemplifies the underlying goodness that may arise from the most unexpected places.

She shared a heartwarming story on Twitter about a driver who helped her reach her destination after she got on the wrong bus at midnight.

In an era when headlines frequently showcase the darkness that afflicts our world, this story of kindness serves as a beacon of hope, reminding us that even in the midst of chaos, the light of compassion may guide us to a brighter future.

A Heartwarming Story From An Afghan Woman Who Was Helped By A Bus Driver In New York

It was midnight, my phone was dead. I didn't have any cash or cards on me. I got on the wrong bus which brought me to the opposite side of the city. I was lost and stressed, but the bus driver was kind enough to help me. He offered me a ride and drove me back to my destination.¡­ pic.twitter.com/Bmi83rENsi

¡ª Shkula Zadran ???? ????? ?? (@ShkulaZadran) June 19, 2023

Shkula Zadran took to Twitter to share her story. In the tweet, she attached a screengrab of the text with the caption, "It was midnight; my phone was dead. I didn't have any cash or cards on me. I got on the wrong bus, which brought me to the opposite side of the city. I was lost and stressed, but the bus driver was kind enough to help me. He offered me a ride and drove me back to my destination. I got his number and zelled him a few bucks to show appreciation, but he refused. @NJTRANSIT You got a gentleman named Noel; he will retire soon. Make sure you appreciate his service and grace."

Twitter/@ShkulaZadran

She stated that Zadran obtained the driver's licence number and attempted to send him a few dollars to express her gratitude, but he refused. She tagged the Twitter account of NJ Transit, the state's statewide transit operator, and asked it to thank a man named Noel, who is about to retire. Zadran also shared her encounter with the bus driver. She presented him with the money and requested that he accept it.

The driver, however, refused, saying, "No thanks, people are supposed to help each other." He also wished her a pleasant evening and blessed her and her family.

Let's Check Out Some Reactions This Viral Post Got

It's been just a day since the tweet was shared on social media, and now it has gotten over 22.9K views, 119 likes, and some praise in the comment section.

One of the users remarked that he has grown up as a real man, and this world needs many like him.

He has grown up as a real man and this world need many like him.

¡ª Noor Gul Shafaq ????? ??? (@NGShafaq) June 19, 2023

Another person online called the lady's story 'a perfect example of kindness' and wished the helping man a long life.

This is called a perfect example of kindness. Wish him long life

¡ª King of kabul (@Rehmanu03309955) June 19, 2023

The next person told other users that there are always people eager to extend their helping hands.

There are always people who are eager to extend their helping hands.

¡ª Qais Wazir (@Qais_UN) June 19, 2023

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