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250 million bees estimates escaped from the overturned truck in Washington on Friday, which caused the public warnings for the public to avoid swarms.
After a truck, which pulled about £ 70,000 (31,750 kg), active honey beehives, which rolled around £ 70,000 (31,750 kg), turning over the road near the Canadian border.
“The goal is to keep as many bees as possible,” said the Sheriff of the County (WCSO) shortly after the incident.
Authorities said the catastrophe’s place would remain closed until the rescue is over. “
“250 million bees are now free,” said the Whatcom Sheriff. “Avoid areas from the potential of bees and rain.”
Bee-backs worked with the police, “to help reboot hives”, bees are used to place bees.
“The plan is to allow bees to rethink and find your bees queen,” WCSO said, adding, “It must happen within the next 24-48 hours.”
In the update in the social media later on Friday, the police thanked the “wonderful community of bee players”, saying that “more than two dozen” appeared to help in rescue efforts.
“By morning, most bees had to return to their hives,” WCSO wrote on Facebook.
The staff shared by the police showed a huge number of bees passing around the overturned truck.
While some bees are only trying to produce honey, many others remove hives for farmers who need insects to pollute their crops.
