Caught on camera: Firefighters save mom, kids from swarm attack of bees
The mother and her kids were said to be on a family photo shoot when the bees attacked. The grandmother can be heard calling 911 for help.
Firefighters save mom, kids from swarming bees
A woman and her two children were rescued from a swarm of bees in Buckeye, Arizona, on Sunday.
Firefighters saved a woman and her children after they were attacked by bees in Buckeye, Arizona, on Sunday.
The mother and her kids were said to be on a family photo shoot when the bees attacked.
"The mother’s quick thinking saved the children from being stung," Arizona Fire & Medical Authority (AFMA) said. "She put them in the car and subsequently took the brunt of the stings."
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Bees swarmed an Arizona family during a photo shoot and stung the mother more than 75 times as she protected her kids. AZ Bee Kings owner Aaron Lorti explains what contributed to the attack.
The mother sustained more than 75 stings.
The video shows the firefighters pulling the children from the car while spraying the bees with foam. The audio overlay on the video was released by the AFMA alongside the video.
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"If you are attacked by bees getting inside to a safe place is key. Run in a straight line, cover your face, and get to the shelter. Never get into the water, and do not fight the bees," the AFMA said.