BRASILIA, KOMPAS.com – One grandmother of Brazil must get treatment because his face is full sting, after he reportedly disturbed the nest bee.
Video shows the woman getting an antidote from being stung by an African bee, with hundreds of stings on her face.
Apart from the 72-year-old grandmother, two of her friends aged 71 and 65, as well as the two policemen who rescued them were also stung.
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It all started when the three elderly people were fishing in the Tigrinho River, Brazil, where their activities disrupted bee hives.
The three of them were so busy fishing without realizing it was annoying. So that within a few minutes, they were surrounded by a swarm of angry bees totaling 10,000.
Reported Daily Mail Friday (27/11/2020), a motorbike who was passing by immediately reported to the police when he saw that the three grandmothers were having trouble.
Sersan Valdivino de Oliveira kepada media Brazil More Goias said, when they arrived at the location, one of the elderly was known to have passed out.
“He did not have the strength to fight back. He had been stung almost all over the body. But the worst was on the head and face,” Oliveira said.
Sgt Oliveira said he did not have time to wear protective clothing and had to immediately save the three of them with his partner, Willian Costa Silva.
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The three women were reportedly surrounded for about 10 minutes, surviving the attack of the deadly insect.
Therefore, Oliveira and Costa Silva brought their patrol car closer so that they had a chance to enter the three of them and escape.
The window that opens allows a number of bees to escape. However, many also got caught in cars and stung them.
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Arriving at the hospital, shocked officers immediately took the insects out of their hair, where a video shows many of the animals on the floor.
Two out of three elderly victims were allowed to return home after undergoing examination. Oliveira and colleagues also returned home 24 hours later.
Meanwhile, the grandmother in the video, who is in the worst condition, was forced to spend the night where her health is reportedly starting to recover.
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