The bee attack in southern France hospitalized three people, 24 wounded – National

Rare bee attack Some criticized 24 people were injured in the French city of Aurillac.

People walking around the south-center French The city was drawn in 30 minutes on July 6, According to the Associated Press.

Firefighters and medical teams fled to the scene to treat the victims, police and the police set up a security perimeter until the bees stopped attacking.

Aurillac Mayor Pierre Mathonier, on July 7, the French broadcaster told BFM TV that three people were sent to the local hospital and their condition improved.

One of them, 78-year-old, the ambulance of the firefighting department was to be intended to be intended to be resuscitated after being arrested. Mathonier’s said that this person is now in a stable condition. The other two, “he said,” he said.

Mathonier said the media could be aggressive after the attack of Rooftop nests of Rooftop’s horns. He said that the roof was installed in the city center more than 10 years ago.

He also said that the beekeeper took off the bee and moved outside the city.

“All the best ended,” said Mathonier Public Television Network 3. “Ambulance services were perfectly agreed. There was no panic in Aurillac, but a number of people were in the stung.”

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Mathonier added that a 78-year-old victim was taken 25 times.

Michelle Cayla, who is responsible for local firefighting services, Col. Michelle Cayla said he had such an attack.

“In terms of the number of victims, the people were panic and some injuries were painful,” he said.

Reactions to those in the range of honey bees and bees to be potentially fatal than small According to Mayo Clinic. In most cases, the stings only cause a short, sharp pain in combination with short swelling and redness.

If you have allergies with insect poison, a more violent reaction called anaphylaxis can cause a more violent reaction and require emergency medical care, explains the Mayo Clinic.

– With files from the Associated Press

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