A woman, 40, suffered a scorpion sting while picking up luggage at Boston Logan International Airport, necessitating hospitalization. The sting occurred in Terminal E's baggage claim area at around 7:30 p.m. State Police are investigating the incident, but it remains unclear how the scorpion entered the airport. According to Mayo Clinic, while scorpion stings are typically painful, they are rarely life-threatening, posing a higher risk for young children and the elderly. Updates on the woman's condition have not been disclosed by authorities.
A 40-year-old woman was stung by a scorpion at Boston Logan International Airport, leading to her hospitalization, though scorpion stings are seldom life-threatening.
Authorities have yet to determine how the scorpion came to be inside the airport, and the incident is currently under investigation by State Police.
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