4 students hurt after being stung by bees at Queen Creek school
Four students were treated after being stung by bees at Queen Creek Middle School, according to the Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department.
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PHOENIX — A swarm of bees stung four students at a school in Queen Creek on Monday, according to authorities.
Firefighters responded to Queen Creek Junior High School, near Ellsworth Loop and Rittenhouse roads, due to reports of students being attacked by bees, according to the Queen Creek Fire and Medical Department.
A total of four students out of a group of 41 people were stung. They were treated at the scene.
No one was hospitalized.
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