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Hurt in bee attack

BANGALORE: Twenty-five children were stung when bees attacked them in Kengeri Satellite Town on Wednesday.

The Kengeri Satellite Town police said the students of FJR Primary School were attacked when some men attempted to collect honey from the hive.

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