TUCSON, Ariz. — One person is dead and several others are recovering from bee stings after a huge swarm of about 300,000 bees attacked landscapers working outside a home in Douglas (Ariz.), TucsonNewsNow.com reports.
Firefighters got the call for help at around 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Crews responded to a home in the 1700 block of 21st Street to find several people stung by bees. At least two of the victims had to be taken to the hospital.
A 32-year-old landscaper went into cardiac arrest after he was stung hundreds of times, according to witnesses at the scene.
Douglas Fire Chief Mario Novoa said a total of seven people were stung. Four were landscapers with a group called Douglas ARC, which works with citizens who have developmental disabilities, and put them to work on landscaping projects around town, said Novoa.
Source: TucsonNewsNow.com.
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