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Bees in town: Apiaries inspector reports colonies thriving in dry season
Sunday 14 March 2021
Writer Janelle De Souza holds a frame swarming with bees on a visit to El Reposo Demonstration Station, Oropouche Road Sangre, Grande. Photos by Sureash Cholai -
Every year, the Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Fisheries receives reports of someone being stung to death by bees.
“Mostly they are farmers or operators of machinery who are clearing land, but now we are seeing stinging incidents with people who are going fishing or hunting,” says Inspector of Apiaries, Hayden Sinanan.
Despite the danger, Sinanan has always had a fascination with bees. He recalled that his brothers used to keep European honey bees. One day, when he was around age ten, his brothers were moving a hive when it fell. The bees swarmed and many buzzed around him and landed on him, but none stung him.