“There are now 250 million bees in the wild. (…) Avoid this area due to the possibility of escaping bees and their swarm” – it was appealed in a statement issued by the Sheriff's Office of Whatcom, where the incident occurred. As noted, there is no threat to public health, but The inhabitants of bee venom are particularly careful.
Video recordings made available by the local police show a huge number of bees circling the overturned truck.
The police reported that they were working with beekeepers on setting box hives to allow bees to return to them. The goal is to save as many insects as possible.
“The plan assumes that the bees will return to Ula and find their queen. This should take place in the next 24-48 hours ” – the services announced
