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26 August 2026

After Wasp Attack, a Canadian Rock Climber Is Rescued by Helicopter

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After Wasp Attack, a Canadian Rock Climber Is Rescued by Helicopter

A 33-year-old woman was rescued along with her climbing partner on Tuesday after she was stung more than 100 times while hiking in the British Columbia backcountry north of Vancouver.

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