Alert: Killer Bees!
Ringggggg, ringgg, Ringgggggggg my mom's cell phone rings in the house:
Mom: Yeah, well, call me Noris.
Teacher: come quick, there's an outbreak of killer bees, we're taking the students out.
That was the call my mom got from a teacher, because of the situation. The high school is far away but you can walk there. If we walk there every morning in 30 minutes, I think my mom will be there in 15 minutes.
The outbreak of killer bees started in the primary school next door, which as a precaution and to prevent them from spreading to the high school, that's why they let us leave early, it was 10 a.m.
Immediately the firemen and an ambulance arrived, since these insects did sting some children and a teacher or two as we heard.
The rest of the group of students with teachers and parents who arrived as soon as the alert was given were taken out calmly. We don't know what happened, but it helped to find the honeycomb or nest of these bees, which was burned.
Malaria control was called in to have both institutions fumigated to completely eliminate the presence of these bees.
The stings of the killer bees may not do much, but if they are several they can be serious and even cause death.
The images are references with their sources, because with the emergency, clear who is going to be thinking to look for camera and my mother had left the cellular one he he.
But thanks to God everything could be controlled, but by my mother's own precaution, she did not let me go to class today, Friday, so I took the opportunity to make this post.
And we all had a good scare.
I am glad that nothing to bad happened, with exception to the bees. As a swarm they can be tremendously powerful for sure. Many already made the mistake in underestimating them. Thanks for that post ^^
There should be more control in schools or institutions to check the green areas for hives that are forming, not only of bees, but of any other type of insects and to fumigate these places constantly.