2000 bees evacuated from a restaurant in Times Square, New York

• A large bee colony was gently evacuated from a restaurant in Times Square.
• The NYPD Emergency Unit meticulously carried out the operation.
• The Police Department’s official tweet catches the attention of online users and wins widespread appreciation.

A large bee colony was gently evacuated from a restaurant in Times Square, one of New York City’s busiest areas. The NYPD Emergency Unit meticulously carried out the operation. The New York City Police Department’s official tweet has now caught the attention of online users and won widespread appreciation.

“Today, Times Square was hopping!

In order to properly remove 2,000 bees from a restaurant dining area close to the intersection of the world, @NYPDBees was contacted. The caption stated, “The bees will now be moved to a location where their pollination abilities will be put to good use.

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Times Square was buzzing today!@NYPDBees was called in to safely remove 2,000 bees from a restaurant seating area near the crossroads of the world. The 🐝 will now be relocated to an area where their pollenating skills will be put to good use. pic.twitter.com/iWAyaQttkp

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— NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) June 26, 2022

Numerous people have liked and retweeted the message. Some people were in awe of the emergency worker’s bravery in scooping up the colony without any safety equipment, while others expressed gratitude to the police department for protecting one of the planet’s most significant species.

Many also emphasized the need for individuals to exercise greater caution and get along with all living things

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I am curious where they would have swarmed from. Are there many wild bee hives in Manhattan, say in Central Park? Any roof top hives?

— Robert Smith (@JustNaClRob) June 27, 2022

Thank you very much! Bees are important pollinators and have become at-risk from habitat loss, pesticides, climate change & disease. People who care about stewardship of the earth & having a good food supply are very appreciative.

— Susan Starker🌻 (@StarkerSusan) June 27, 2022

That officer is really brave going after the bees without protective gear.

— Bee Bee (@dasnjpa1) June 27, 2022