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Hiker Airlifted to Hospital After 100 Bee Stings on Arizona Trail
First responders in Phoenix are accustomed to frequent rescues of hikers, who often underestimate the Southwestern city’s infamous heat. But this weekend saw a hiker in need of emergency rescue…
Hiker Airlifted to Hospital After 100 Bee Stings on Arizona Trail
First responders in Phoenix are accustomed to frequent rescues of hikers, who…
Hiker Airlifted to Hospital After 100 Bee Stings on Arizona Trail
First responders in Phoenix are accustomed to frequent rescues of hikers, who…
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