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First responders didn't realize the cargo was bees until firefighters went down an embankment to check for leaking fluids, said Fire Chief Travis Leary.
They learned the hard way.
βThe guys did get stung on a regular basis. Everyone got stung at least a couple of times,β said Leary, who suffered several bee stings.
The temperature in the 40s might have kept the bees from getting rowdier during the several hours it took to get the truck upright and removed by a tow truck, he said. A beekeeper was summoned to corral the bees, he added.
The truckload of bees was headed to Washington County, which is the center of the state's wild blueberry industry. Bees are routinely trucked into the region to pollinate the blueberry barrens each spring.
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π·πΊπΊπ¦ Victory on the battlefield will not allow Ukraine to become part of Russia. Victory in the war against corruption will not allow Ukraine to become like Russia - Blinken
— Lord Bebo (@MyLordBebo) May 14, 2024
They're worse ... https://t.co/ziovtS99YE pic.twitter.com/gYIRmeWbkm
Khohols just stole all the money for fortification in Kharkiv and even proudly announced it
And that cutie twink talks about that khoholstan ain't corrupt like Russia
He will soon be back
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