New York's Bugs Hollister and many other stores closed

New York is the largest city in the United States. If you travel to New York City today, you will be greeted not only by the Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Broadway... but also annoying bugs.

Since the bug was first spotted in the clothing brand Hollister’s flagship store on Broadway in July, dozens of shops and companies have been plagued by pests. In addition, the Empire State Building, Time Warner's corporate headquarters in Manhattan, Times Square, a theater, the popular magazine ELLE's office, and Brooklyn's ** emergency and prosecutor's offices all suffered.

Then, the little bug is even more of a disaster. The Nike flagship store in Manhattan was also not spared. On the 18th, it announced that it would close down and become the latest victim. A sign hanging at the entrance of the store shows that the store will be "closed until further notice".

Bedbugs, also known as bed bugs and niches, have a pair of odorant glands that secrete a particularly stinky fluid. The brown insects are the size of apple seeds and usually live in furniture, clothes, and bags. They feed on human blood and other animal blood and transmit a variety of diseases. As early as 60 years ago, the bug was once considered to have disappeared in the United States, but 60 years later it began to appear with the development of the air transport industry.