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It is not uncommon to be bee , especially when we start to see more in the spring and summer. But although the bites can be painful, they are not at the alarm for most of us and can be easily treated at home. On May 15, however, a massive bee swarm in Los Angeles led two people to be hospitalized. Read the rest to find out more about the "cloud of hundreds of bees" and how you can protect yourself from an attack.

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The Los Angeles Fire Service (Lafd) responded to Relations of a bee swarm In the afternoon of May 15. The swarm was so large, by KTLA, that the roads of the region should be close , that is to say the Los Angeles Police Service (LAPD) arrived to help.

According to CBS News Los Angeles, the massive swarm landed Two people in the hospital Monday. An adult man suffered "multiple bee bites", while a volunteer LAPD suffered "dozens of bee bites" while he was trying to flee the swarm.

The images of the attack on the volunteer LAPD were in fact checked in By Fox 11 News and shared on Twitter from the department. The man is seen crushing the bees before falling into the street. According to the department, the volunteer "helped a call for service" when he was attacked and was in a stable state at the hospital on Monday evening. The state of the second adult man is currently unknown.

In addition to the two hospitalizations reported, Jerry spotts A local resident, CBS Los Angeles told CBS that he had also seen a UPS pilot attacking.

"He started to say:" Run, bees! "And I was hit on the lip," said spotts at the point of sale.

According to CBS Los Angeles, the swarm is perhaps coming from a hive in a house in the neighborhood, but Ktla reported that it was not yet clear which triggered the bees.

The situation was so serious, however, that a professional bee referral service was called, said the LAFD. According to KTLA, animal control workers sprayed a pesticide that discourages bees from returning to the region.

"There is a cloud of hundreds of bees there," Izak Kharrazi , of the local bee moving company, All Valley Honey & Bee, informed CBS Los Angeles of the situation. "I said:" Oh Boy "... That's why I put my equipment right away, because I can see them. They are crazy that it could be."

According to Los Angeles Times , other witnesses say that there may have been really Thousands of bees swarming at one point.

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As Kharrazi said to CBS Los Angeles, this situation is not something that happens every day. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"It is not a normal behavior for these bees to be so angry, to want to kill yourself," Kharrazi told The Outlet. "It's not ok."

Streams Putman With All Valley Honey & Bee, Ktla said that the bees were "so aggressive" and came from such an active "hive".

Putnam added: "There are so many bees that they seem to have a fairly well established hive."

While the swarm persisted, the Lafd asked all residents to "stay inside and close all windows / doors". But if you are in this homeless situation in sight, there are a few other ways to protect you.

If you accidentally disturb a hive or find offensive Multiple spicy insects - such as bees, wasps or frenets - centers for disease control and prevention (CDC) recommends running to keep you away, rather than tightening them. The grinding can cause the sting of the bees, and when they do, they release a chemical that can attract more bees in the region.

From there, the agency recommends taking refuge in a shaded area as opposed to an open area. Although this may look like a viable option, the CDC advises to jump into the water to move away from the bees.

"Some insects (especially Africanized bees) are known to hover over the water, continuing to prick once you have a surface for the air," explains the agency.