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Does anybody have any more information on this accident? Reported from AP. Burned!!!!!



Truck loaded with bees closes Wyoming highway

(AP) – 4 hours ago



CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — An accident involving a truck loaded with honey bees temporarily forced the closure of a highway in central Wyoming.



Wyoming Highway 220 southwest of Casper was closed in both directions from midmorning Monday until shortly after 2 p.m.



Trooper Marshall Wyatt of the Wyoming Highway Patrol says the accident happened when a westbound pickup truck drifted across the centerline and sideswiped an eastbound semitrailer hauling hundreds of hives of bees.



Wyatt says between 150 to 200 hives broke open and spread along about 400 feet of highway.



Wyatt says a few people got stung. He says the pickup driver was treated and released from a hospital.



Workers wearing protective suits piled the hives on the side of the road and burned them.





Kim Flottum

Editor, Bee Culture Magazine

623 W Liberty St

Medina, OH 44256

800.289.7668  ext 3214

www.BeeCulture.com

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