Bee Frenzy: Harrowing Attack in Aurillac
An unexpected bee attack in Aurillac, France, resulted in 24 injuries, including three critical cases. The aggression was possibly linked to Asian hornets threatening a beehive at a downtown hotel. Local mayor assures that the injured have recovered. The beehive has since been relocated.
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An unprecedented bee attack in the French town of Aurillac left 24 individuals injured, with three in initially critical condition, local authorities confirmed.
The incident, which occurred over 30 minutes on a Sunday morning, prompted swift action from firefighters and medical teams who attended to the injured, while law enforcement established a security perimeter.
Mayor Pierre Mathonier revealed that the attack may have been triggered by Asian hornets, provoking bees near a hotel beehive. The hives have now been relocated to prevent further incidents.
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