Violent attack by bees
COZUMEL, April 29. - Of about thirty people who were attacked by swarms of bees inside the pantheon "Mansion de Paz", three delicate health and among them a person of the third age, were channeled in red code to the clinic of the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS).
At approximately 12:47 a.m., it was reported to the emergency headquarters that some thirty people had been attacked by three swarms of bees inside the aforementioned pantheon, and emergency personnel, firefighters and Civil Protection personnel were urgently needed.
To the place arrived a patrol of the Direction of Public Security, where the preventive personnel were in charge of closing the passage to the sector of the pantheon and of the Cereso, located in the avenue "Claudius Canto" of the industrial zone, whereas an average of 29 people who arrived running to 65 avenue with Claudio Canto, were attended by paramedics of four ambulances from various private clinics.
However, two women and one male had to be redirected to the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), because it was the closest clinic and according to the emergency they required, after the two women arrived in a faint, due to the effect of insect toxin.
While the mason Alfonso Rodríguez, with tears in his eyes and not caring about the beekeeper's pickets, shouted that his father, Dagoberto R., 67 years old, was dead in the central median of said avenue, after that he could he ran out to be safe from the attack of the bees.
Alfonso said they were preparing a vault where a person would be buried, and that near them a group of people arrived to deposit flowers and a cross to a recent deceased, however, they were attacked by the swarms, which for three days were settled in the nearby trees.
The inert body of Dagoberto was rescued by firefighters and climbed into one of the ambulances, to be then redirected to the IMSS, where even before the close of the edition it was reported a delicate health and that the doctors were doing everything possible to save the life, since the hundreds of bees that attacked him may have ejected a large amount of toxin.
