TORONTO (AP) Police west of Toronto on Wednesday warned drivers to maintain their automobile home windows closed after a truck dumped containers carrying 5 million bees onto the street.

Halton Regional Police stated they acquired a name at round 6:15 a.m. that containers of bees had indifferent from a truck and spilled onto the Guelph Line, north of Dundas Road, in Burlington, Ontario, west of Toronto.

“It was fairly the scene,” stated Constable Ryan Anderson.

“The containers had been actually on the street and swarms of bees had been flying round,” he stated. “It seems that the preliminary beekeeper who was on the scene had been stung a number of instances.”

The scene prompted police to warn drivers to shut their home windows as they cross and pedestrians to keep away from the world.

About an hour after the police posted a discover on social media, a number of beekeepers had been in touch with the police providing to assist.

Anderson stated six or seven beekeepers ultimately arrived on the scene.

By about 9:15 a.m., police stated many of the 5 million bees had been safely collected and the containers moved away. Some containers had been left for the bees that weren’t collected on their very own to return to.

In summer time, a honey bee colony has about 50,000 to 80,000 bees, in accordance with the Canadian Honey Council, a nationwide affiliation of beekeepers.