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Bee attack…one plantation worker succumbs

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Lohith (32) a laborer died at a coffee plantation after being attacked by bees. It is reported  that  the deceased  Lohith was recently with other  laborers  picking coffee beans at a plantation in Kadanga Arapattu in Virajpet taluk. When honey bees attacked them, others fled from the  spot to a safer place.  Next day when   laborers noticed that Lohith had not returned. After through search   they  found his dead body with bee attacks at the plantation, informed the police.

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