Man had to be airlifted out of mountain in north Phoenix by rescue teams and was transported to hospitalSign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inboxA hiker was taken to a hospital in critical condition after bees stung him more than 100 times on an Arizona mountain trail over the Easter weekend – an emergency which required the help of a helicopter crew.The man reported “over 100 stings” had left him “unable to continue his descent” from the summit of Lookout Mountain Preserve in north Phoenix at about 10am on Saturday, the local fire department said in a statement. Continue reading...
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Arizona hiker stung more than 100 times by bees left in critical condition
The Guardian World
April 06, 2026
16:29 GMT
Man had to be airlifted out of mountain in north Phoenix by rescue teams and was transported to hospital Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox A hiker was taken to a hospital in critical condition after bees stung him more than 100 times on an Arizona mountain trail over the Easter weekend – an emergency which required the help of a helicopter crew. The man reported “over 100 stings” had left him “unable to continue his descent” from the summit of Lookout Mountain Preserve in north Phoenix at about 10am on Saturday, the local fire department said in a statement. Continue reading...
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Man had to be airlifted out of mountain in north Phoenix by rescue teams and was transported to hospital
Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox
A hiker was taken to a hospital in critical condition after bees stung him more than 100 times on an Arizona mountain trail over the Easter weekend – an emergency which required the help of a helicopter crew.
The man reported “over 100 stings” had left him “unable to continue his descent” from the summit of Lookout Mountain Preserve in north Phoenix at about 10am on Saturday, the local fire department said in a statement.
Continue reading...
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