The West Virginia Dept. of Health is warning residents of a rise in emergency room visits related to bee stings, which have increased significantly compared to last year.
With the transition into fall, officials are urging residents to remain vigilant as wasps, including yellow jackets and hornets, become more aggressive, a trait that is believed to have been made worse by recent drought conditions.
Health Secretary Sherri Young, said, “The safety of our community is…
