There are two beekeepers around, who were stung by bees one day and were seriously hospitalized, who

Bees are creatures, if you don't mess with them, they won't be stung, of course, there is a possibility that the bees are poisoned and hallucinate, so they attack the people around them.

You said that your friend had a lot of flowers in his yard and was stung by bees that flew into his yard, and they stung a lot, and this lot could be that your friend's yard has some kind of flower that poisons bees.

Otherwise, there is no need for a bee to run into your friend's yard to sting him, and it is not a bee to sting.

After bees are poisoned, they can't distinguish between friend and foe, they will fight with each other, and they will fight each other in the same nest of bees.

There is no legal precedent for a claim for a bee sting, and there is currently no legal provision for bee stings in the world, because bees are usually considered harmless.

If the human constitution of the stung is not special and causes severe allergic reactions, the toxins of bees will not pose a threat to people's lives, and at most they will naturally decline after 3 days of swelling.

In addition, bees belong to nature, and bees play a very important role in the natural world, so no one has the right to interfere with the freedom of bees, after all, the pollination of bee plants will be suspended.

The relationship between bees and beekeepers is logically a kind of mutual cooperation, and the beekeeper is just a bee that provides a shelter and environment for the bees in exchange for the bees. When the bee is unhappy with the beekeeper, the bee will take the initiative to end the relationship, fly away, and never come back.

It can be said that the cooperation between beekeepers and bees is in a passive relationship, and the right to reach and terminate the contract between the two parties is in the hands of bees, and the bees want to reach a contract with the beekeeper to reach a contract, and the bees want to tear up the contract, and the beekeeper basically can't stop it.

There is a natural cooperation contract between the bee and the beekeeper, as long as the beekeeper does not affect you, then it is difficult for you to file a claim like the beekeeper.

In addition, you don't want to say that his bees have intruded into your friend's yard, bees have the right to haunt any corner of nature, this law cannot be stopped, and there is no right to stop it, because nature has given bees the right to pollinate all plants, and humans have no right to intervene.

Finally, how do you prove where the bee that stung your friend came from? Don't say that it must come from the left and near two houses, a nest of bees has a range as wide as 5 kilometers, centered on your friend's house, and the bees within 5 kilometers are suspicious, including wild bees and bees that live in human fields.

Being stung by bees, there is really no need to make such a big fuss, bees will not have nothing to do and run to sting people every day, it is not the advancement of some special elements, bees are too lazy to pay attention to human beings.

You can't ask anyone for compensation, because it's not the beekeeper who instigated the bees to sting you, you can only think you're unlucky.

You can sue both. Because the honey raised by both families is raised at home, it is very unsafe and causes trouble to the neighbors.

The two beekeepers should be asked to share the responsibility for compensation, because it is not certain which bee is the one that stung the person, so it needs to be shared by both families.

At this time, you should go to the other party for compensation, after all, if you are stung by a bee, you don't know which family's bee stung you, so you can only ask the other party for compensation.

I can only consider myself unlucky, because it was the bees who took the initiative to prick you, not the bees he commanded to prick you.

Legal Analysis: If you are stung by a bee, the beekeeper must have some responsibility. If someone is stung, finds the beekeeper and asks him for compensation, then the person who was stung must prove that he is not responsible for the sting, and he must also prove that his bee was stung.

Otherwise, the beekeeper should take less responsibility, or no responsibility.

Legal basis: Article 1245 of the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China Where a raised animal causes damage to others, the animal keeper or manager shall bear tort liability; However, if it can be proved that the damage was caused intentionally or by gross negligence on the part of the infringed party, the liability may be waived or mitigated.

Stung by a bee, the beekeeper must have some responsibility. If a person is stung, finds the beekeeper and asks him for compensation, the person who was stung must prove that he is not responsible for the sting, and he must also prove that his bee was stung. Otherwise, the beekeeper should take less responsibility or no responsibility.