Woman Dead And Man Hurt After Wasp Attack

[Winker]

Link

 

[drstitson]

at least they didn't blame a swarm of bees this time.

spiteful little creatures!!!

http://twitpic.com/5bfrxc

 

[drstitson]

but don't forget

http://twitpic.com/5bfsp1

 

[beeatshellards]

how terribly sad going out and not ever coming home again. wasps are horrid!!

 

[PaleoPerson]

Just around the corner from me. The pest controllers are getting extra calls now.

 

[MartinL]

Let's just hope the heart attack was'nt a result of some ***** loose with an epipen!

 

[Storm™]

God I grew up round there as my nan lived there in Barnard Rd and I was born down the road. Not surprised about Broomfield hospital its a dump. Well it was a few years ago, dont suppose its got any better.

 

[AndreaW]

That is just 10 mins up the road from me

 

[victor meldrew]

Let's just hope the heart attack was'nt a result of some ***** loose with an epipen!

Tha never giss up dusto lad ?
VM

 

[Chris Luck]

Only defending their nest in the same way that many creatures will....

"Apparently [the nest] had been prodded and wasps had been disturbed and that is why they attacked the passers-by, which is incredibly sad - they were just in the wrong place at the wrong time."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-14555483

...depends on your so called news source.

Oh and an adrenaline shot may have saved her.

Chris

 

[redpola]

Let's just hope the heart attack was'nt a result of some ***** loose with an epipen!

 

[MartinL]

Tha never giss up dusto lad ?
VM

Sorry but, having sought qualified advice I do feel strongly about this point.
I once thought that an epipen would be a worthwhile addition to my first aid kit.

The pharmacist who advised me to the contrary, is the wife of a friend and I altruistically yielded to her magnanimous advice.