The larvae of the tumbu fly are parasitic and when they get under the skin of mammals – including humans – they can live there until they hatch into maggots. This parasitic infestation is ...

It’s common in veterinary practice to encounter cases of parasitic infestation in humans ... also known as tumbu fly or skin maggot fly is a type of blow fly common in Africa.

Thames Valley Police investigated the Wokingham care home but no charges were brought An 89-year-old care home resident with dementia was found with bruises all over his body and a maggot-infested ...