Representatives of the water Department of Philadelphia trying to find an explanation for a strange phenomenon: on the streets appeared the unprecedented number of cockroaches.
Sunday evening the inhabitants of Bridesburg witnessed a mass invasion of cockroaches. Insects crawled out of the sewers and flooded the streets. People say that cockroaches were so large that between them almost impossible to see the ground.
The press Secretary of the water Department John Dee, Giulio said that, most likely, such situation happened due to the fact that the entrance to the sewers clogged with garbage and food waste, which in turn attracts cockroaches.
Enough to make your skin crawl—roaches invade a Philadelphia neighborhood: https://t.co/do29LBh438 | #ew pic.twitter.com/X20XDZPgal
— Amy Cherry (@acherry13) July 18, 2017
