No, I am not aware of this statistic. To be fair I strongly doubt about it.
Every time a honeybee stings she died because her stinger gets stuck into the victim skin, therefore before sting you, she needs to think twice. It is very unlikely that a honeybee stings you if you are not first attacking her or trying to attack her nest.
Moreover, their venom (when they sting they release a small amount of venom) it is not lethal to humans unless someone it is allergic to it.
I have been stung by honeybees already more than hundreds of times, and I am still pretty fine đŸ™‚
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Thomasthetankengine commented on :
thanks for answering my question