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How To Hit The Beehive Essay

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Over 20 girls stung by bees at school On Monday, April 10,2017 at Government Girls High School No 2, Islampura,during lunch break students were eating lunch on the ground and some of the students were playing in the playground, then suddenly bees attacked at the students and over 20 students stung by the bees in Toba tek Singh school.(Pakistan,Punjab) The teacher and students told the media there was a big beehive in the tree which is in the middle of the playground and grassy ground, a girl hit the beehive, so that's why bees became angry and stung the students. This is the problem of over 20 students crying. According to the girl who is present in the play. She told the exactly what happened in the ground,“a girl who is in 9th grade who did that she was showing that she is good in hitting …show more content…

The students who is stung by the bees Rescue 1122 shifted the girls to the DHQ hospital. Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Ahmad Khawar Shahzad visited the hospital and supervised the first aid being given to the affected children. The beehive, not only on one tree all trees has two or more beehives expect small trees. It's not only the first time the girl trying to hit the beehive on that day her luck was good and she was successful to hit the beehive. The principle of the school knows about the beehives on the trees, but she didn’t care about that. According to the Dawn article “The Deputy Commissioner Muazzam Iqbal Sipra taken notice of the incident and directed the education department officials to immediately remove all beehives from schools.” It doesn't happen the first time in Toba tek Singh the bees attacked the people. It will also be truth the people hit the beehive to win the challenge. It is the big problem in Toba tek Singh.instead of remove the beehive from tree the Government need to do something from rid of the people

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