There was a lot of buzz around Times Square on Tuesday
A large section of Times Square – one of the busiest intersections in the world – has been shut down on Tuesday afternoon following a huge infestation of bees.
A hot dog vendor stand was found to suddenly be under the weight of a huge swarm of bees, with no indication as to where the bees arrived from, why they decided to descend upon this hot dog cart, and whether or not many (or any) people had been stung.
NBC News report that the exact location of the hot dog stand is above an intersection near the Hard Rock Cafe, at Broadway and West 43rd Street.
Additionally, USA Today reported that eventually a beekeeper did arrive on the scene to relocate the swarm.
Check out the images and videos below:
https://twitter.com/PatrickHussion/status/1034517908813049856
BEES? BEES. 🐝🐝 This swarm was spotted at a hot dog stand in Times Square on Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/u89uARJLtR
— Spectrum News NY1 (@NY1) August 28, 2018
The Times Square bee patrol is here pic.twitter.com/FLL37BxcIp
— Daniel Rubin (@DanielYRubin) August 28, 2018
https://twitter.com/SKYBRIDGE_Sound/status/1034499995968446464
Authorities cordon off section of Times Square to respond to a massive group of bees that are swarming a hot dog stand.
Watch live: https://t.co/qd86Ic9lOV pic.twitter.com/R0GJXBle4W
— ABC News (@ABC) August 28, 2018
