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Q: anybody got good bug spray in west China?

From a Australian web site
How many of you guys carry bug spray just in case?
Did you even know about this ?

Just another thing for a BCD

The wasps’ highly toxic stings are causing the onset of anaphylactic shock, an allergic reaction that leads to itchiness before death, ITN News reports.

Footage of patients inside a hospital in Hanzhong City shows victims' deep and festering wounds.

The hospital has been deluged with 87 patients, eight of whom have died while four more are in a critical condition.

Patients have spoken on their attempts to flee the killer wasps.

“The wasps surrounded me and I could not stand it so I used a basket to cover my head and that’s how I saved myself,” a patient at the hospital said.

The hordes of wasps can sting a person hundreds of times in an attack.

Medical officials have urged victims to seek medical attention if they are stung more than ten times.

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I hate wasps and hornets. Japan has the biggest wasp in the world.

I don't carry bug spray. Don't you have even scarier insects in Az?

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According to my sources, Vespa Mandarinia, which are at play here, grows up to 5cm in length. That is a scary size for a wasp. 

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I knew about the Japanese wasp which is bigger, but these are all over Asia. Yipes, forget fly swapper, you'd need a baseball bat or tennis racket.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_giant_hornet

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