Manipal: Three injured in bee attack, one hospitalized


Team Udayavani, Jan 4, 2025, 8:31 PM IST

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Manipal: A sudden bee attack left three individuals injured in Herga, near Manipal. The incident occurred while the victims were walking along a path leading to the Herga Ayyappa worship camp.

The injured include Uday Sherigar, Gabriel, and Sadashiva, all residents of the Herga area.

Uday Sherigar sustained serious injuries from multiple bee stings and collapsed unconscious on a hill near his home. Local residents and family members promptly rushed him to a private hospital in the city for treatment.

The other two victims received minor injuries and sought primary treatment at the hospital before being discharged.

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