A sudden and intense bee attack in Aurillac, France, left 24 people injured, initially with three in critical condition. The swift response from firefighters and medical teams helped stabilize the situation, and the critically injured, including a 78-year-old who suffered cardiac arrest, are now recovering. Authorities suspect Asian hornets may have triggered the bees’ aggression, leading to the hive’s relocation.
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Bee attack in France: 24 injured in Aurillac; hive removed after Asian hornet threat
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