Man dies after being stung by wasps while cutting hedges
Briefly

A 56-year-old man inadvertently disturbed a wasp nest and was stung multiple times, leading to acute anaphylactic shock and his tragic death despite prompt emergency response.
On average, three in every 100 adults can suffer a life-threatening reaction to insect venom, illustrating the serious risks that come from wasp and bee stings.
In the US, up to 7% of the population can be hypersensitive to insect bites and stings, revealing a significant public health concern.
People with known allergies carry an EpiPen to quickly administer adrenaline to counteract severe reactions, highlighting essential preparedness for those at risk.
Read at Irish Independent
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