A terrified mother was left screaming in agony after being stung more than 100 times by a swarm of wasps in a horrifying attack that has shocked locals.
The victim, whose identity has not been disclosed, was ambushed by the aggressive insects in what witnesses described as a "nightmare" scenario. Emergency services rushed to the scene as the woman suffered excruciating pain from the relentless stings.
Emergency Response
Paramedics arrived quickly to treat the woman, who was in severe distress. She was given immediate medical attention to counteract the venom and prevent anaphylactic shock.
"It was like something out of a horror film," said one witness. "She was covered in wasps, screaming and trying to swat them away. It was absolutely terrifying."
Rising Wasp Threat?
Experts warn that wasp populations can become more aggressive in late summer and early autumn as they search for food. This incident has raised concerns about public safety, particularly for those allergic to stings.
"People should be cautious when eating outdoors or near flowering plants," advised an entomologist. "Wasps are protective of their nests and can attack en masse if they feel threatened."
The victim is now recovering but remains traumatised by the ordeal. Authorities are investigating whether a nearby nest was disturbed, prompting the swarm's violent reaction.
