A group of students threw stones at a bee hive located in a mahogany tree in their schoolyard,…

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A group of students threw stones at a bee hive located in a mahogany tree in their schoolyard,…
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A group of students threw stones at a bee hive located in a mahogany tree in their schoolyard, causing the bees to attack several children playing nearby. This incident resulted in 27 students requiring hospitalization.

On October 21, the Trieu Hai Regional General Hospital in Quang Tri province treated 27 high school students from Hai Lang High School who were stung by bees. Their condition stabilized, but they remained under observation.

The students exhibited symptoms consistent with first-degree anaphylaxis upon arrival. Due to the number of patients, the hospital mobilized multiple departments to provide care. While their health was stable with no severe cases, a 24-48 hour monitoring period was recommended for potential delayed reactions.

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