An Arizona golf course worker tragically lost his life in a bee swarm attack at work. The incident resulted in his death three days later due to complications from the bee stings.
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Rick Messina, 57, lost his life after being stung by an aggressive bee swarm while mowing the rough at Pusch Ridge Golf Course.
First responders rushed him to a hospital, but he died three days later due to complications from the bee stings.
The golf course management described the event as a tragic workplace accident.
Safety protocols, including signage urging visitors to watch out for wildlife and venomous creatures, are being implemented in the wake of the incident.
Pros
Professional beekeepers inspected the site to ensure safety after the incident.
The club paid tribute to the worker, highlighting his dedication and positive attitude.
Cons
Certain bee swarms and hives in Arizona can inflict severe harm and even result in fatalities.