Shocking moment Chinese woman has over 400 stingers removed from her body after the farmer was attacked by swarms of bees while working
- Footage shows the villager's back and arms covered with black and red spots
- The woman was working on a field when an army of bees flew by and stung her
- Hundreds of the venomous stingers were plucked out from the farmer's body
- She is said to be in stable condition after undergoing an emergency procedure
A Chinese woman has had over 400 bee’s stingers removed from her body after the farmer was attacked by an army of the flying insects whilst working on a field.
Shocking footage shows the villager’s skin covered with black and red spots after she was rushed to a local hospital in Suichang county of eastern Chinese province Zhejiang.
The patient, known by her surname Huang, has been in stable condition after doctors conducted an emergency procedure to remove the venomous stings, according to reports.
A Chinese woman in Zhejiang province, has had over 400 bee’s stingers removed from her body after the farmer was attacked by an army of the flying insects whilst working on a field
The patient, known by her surname Huang, has been in stable condition after doctors conducted an emergency procedure to remove the venomous stings, according to reports
The incident was brought to light after Ms Huang’s family took her to seek medical attention at the Yichang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine on Wednesday.
The farmer told reporters that she was working on a field when swarms of bees suddenly flew by and attacked her.
‘I was working and after a short while, a large group of bees flew over. They started chasing and biting me,’ the woman said.
Within half an hour, the army of insects left more than 400 stings on Ms Huang’s entire body. She was rushed to the hospital by her horrified family.
The incident was brought to light after Ms Huang’s family took her to seek medical attention at the Yichang County Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Zhejiang on Wednesday
Gruesome footage shows the villager’s skin covered with black and red spots after she was rushed to a local hospital in Suichang county of eastern Chinese province Zhejiang
After undergoing an hour-long emergency procedure, the farmer is said to have been in stable condition. The picture released by Suichang News shows a bee removed from Ms Huang
Dr Weng Jianwu, an ER doctor at the Yichang hospital, told the local media: ‘When the patient was brought in, we saw packs of bee’s stingers covering her head, neck and back.
‘She said she was feeling very tired. She also had headaches and struggled to breathe,’ the medic added.
Footage released by Suichang News shows the medical workers carefully removing the stingers from Ms’s Huang’s back that was covered with black and red spots.
After undergoing an hour-long emergency procedure, the farmer is said to have been in stable condition.
Dr Weng has advised to stay calm and avoid running when one’s attacked by bees as the movement could lead the insects to become more aggressive and cause more serious injuries.
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