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Q: Officials in Dorchester County, South Carolina have issued anapology for aerial insecticide spraying that inadvertently killed millions of honeybees in the area, WCBD-TVreportedon 1 September 2016. Beekeepers in the town of Summerville say they lost scores of active hives almost instantly after spraying began early in the morningon 28 August. The insecticide, naled (brand name Trumpet), is recommended by the Environmental Protection Agencyfor the control of the mosquito speciesAedes aegypti, which carries the Zika virus. The insecticide is also highly toxic to bees. Administrators in Dorchester County (where there have been four confirmed diagnoses of Zika infection to date) said they followed guidelines for its proper use, including spraying before dawn to reduce exposure of the bee population and notifying local residents in advance. Locals saythey weren't notified in advance of the aerial spraying, however. Beekeeper Juanita Stanley told reporters: That's true when they sprayed by trucks. But nobody called me about the aerial spraying; nobody told me at all. Stanley estimates she lost more than 3 million bees, and says she'll have to destroy the contaminated honey and equipment and start over.
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Aerial spraying of an insecticide targeting Zika-carrying mosquitoes in South Carolina resulted in the deaths of millions of bees.