Anne Curtis took to Instagram to remind and warn the public about the dangers of encountering a box jellyfish this Summer.

The actress recalled her own unfortunate experience with a box jellyfish four years ago, when she was stung and rushed to a hospital.

"About this time 4 years ago I almost lost my life to a box jellyfish. I am very thankful that I got stung by only half a tentacle. So, even if I experienced all the symptoms… vomitting in a span of 1 minute, extreme pain and delirium. The venom was not enough to put me into cardiac arrest and turn into a fatal sting.” she wrote.

She shared photos from four years ago of her lying in a hospital bed with red patches on her side where she was stung. She was shooting for her teleserye Dyesebel when the incident happened.

Anne warned beachgoers to be careful from the deadly jellyfish.

"This summer, be careful in our waters. Because yes, we do have one of the world's deadliest jellyfish in Philippine seas—the box jellyfish...The ocean is their home. We are merely visitors.So it is our responsibility to be careful and ask locals if we should be on the look out for jellyfish in their waters when going for a swim."

She also thanked the Lord for giving her the gift of life and helping her survive.

Photos courtesy: @annecurtissmith IG story