Uninvited Guests at the Wedding: People Jump into Swimming Pool to Save Their Lives
A wedding in Tonk, India turned chaotic when a swarm of bees attacked guests, prompting many to jump into the swimming pool for safety.
During a wedding in Malpura, Tonk district, a large swarm of bees attacked the attendees suddenly, causing chaos and panic at the Shyam Resort on Ajmer Road. Approximately 20 people were affected by the attack, with 12 of them requiring hospitalization, and the condition of the bride's brother and sister-in-law is reported to be serious. The incident was alarming enough to be captured on video, showcasing the frantic scenes as guests struggled to escape the attack.
Witnesses reported that three large beehives were present on the resort's premises, and the attack caught everyone off-guard, leading to a stampede as guests rushed for safety. Many jumped into the resort's swimming pool to avoid the bees, while others sought refuge inside their cars, showcasing the sheer panic that ensued during what was supposed to be a joyous celebration. The event, which involved the family of a wholesale grocery businessman, quickly transformed into a life-threatening situation.
The local medical facilities are now dealing with those injured, highlighting potential safety concerns regarding outdoor events in areas where such insects are present. This incident raises broader questions about the management of outdoor venues and the precautions necessary to protect attendees from potential wildlife encounters, reminding the public of vulnerabilities even in celebratory scenarios.