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An estimated 250 million bees escaped from an overturned truck in Washington state on Friday .
Emergency officials were helped by bee-keepers after the truck flipped over on a road near the Canadian border.
The truck had been hauling roughly 70,000 lb ( 31,750 kg ) of active honey bee hives.
Authorities warned the public to avoid the area due to the potential of bee escaping and swarming.
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