A five-year-old girl was stung by a swarm of wasps while she was playing in a public park with her family.<br /><br />The infant was running around the park with her grandparents on a picnic trip in Khon Kean, northeastern Thailand when the giant hornets attacked her.<br /><br />The girl did not know that there were wasps living in the trees near where she was playing until she came too close to the nest and accidentally disturbed them.<br /><br />The deadly insects swarmed around the screaming girl before her grandparents pulled her away from the tree.<br /><br />They found eight wasps stings around her body and went home thinking that some topical creams would do, but she had a high fever a few hours later in the night so they rushed her to the hospital.<br /><br />Her father Jutha Khaosamranm, 35, said her daughter seemed fine after she was stung, but they were worried when her body temperature spiked come evening.<br /><br />Jutha said: "My daughter is now recovering. I just want to suggest that the officials put noticeable warning signs in the park, so no one will be stung by the bees and wasps again."
