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The 'buzz' in Orange County: Workers collect millions of bees after truck crash
By CBS / Sinclair at KFDM (CBS / Sinclair) - Local News
· June 22, 2026
· 1 min read
Workers removed up to two million bees after a truck carrying hives overturned in a ditch Sunday morning in Orange County.Christie Ray of Queen Bee Supply provided the video and photos to KFDM. You can see and hear the
Key takeaway Christie Ray of Queen Bee Supply provided the video and photos to KFDM.
Why this matters in The Beaumont
The incident in Orange County, where workers collected millions of bees after a truck crash, raises concerns about the safety of local roads and the potential risks associated with transporting livestock and insects. In a region like Southeast Texas, where agriculture and beekeeping are significant industries, the movement of bees and other animals is not uncommon. However, accidents like this one highlight the need for careful planning and precautions to prevent such incidents and minimize their impact on the community. The fact that up to two million bees were involved in this incident underscores the complexity of the situation and the potential consequences for both the environment and public health. As the Golden Triangle area continues to grow and develop, it is crucial to ensure that the transportation of animals and insects is done safely and responsibly to prevent accidents like this one from happening in the future, particularly in areas with high traffic volume like Beaumont .
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Category: safety ·
Published: June 22, 2026 ·
Source: KFDM (CBS / Sinclair) - Local News ·
Reading time: 1 min
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What is this story about? Workers removed up to two million bees after a truck carrying hives overturned in a ditch Sunday morning in Orange County.Christie Ray of Queen Bee Supply provided the video and photos to KFDM. You can see and hear the
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