Injured people in Pamplona during bull runs.
Five people were injured during a bull run in Pamplona. Three needed hospital care. The San Fermín festival is known for its risks.
The San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain, is a yearly event. People run with bulls through the streets. Thirteen people were injured during the festival on the third day. Nine medical incidents were reported on the fourth day. The festival continues until next Tuesday.
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Highlights
Five Injured in Pamplona Run
Five people were injured during a bull run in Pamplona.
Woman Injured in Spanish Event
A woman was injured during a traditional Spanish bull run in Pamplona.
Second Runner Injured This Year
This marks the second runner to be injured this year.
Thirteen Seriously Injured
Thirteen men were seriously injured during the San Fermín festival.
Nine Medical Incidents Reported
Nine medical incidents were reported during the fourth day of the festival.
Perspectives
- A bull run took place in Pamplona, Spain.
- The San Fermín festival is held annually in Pamplona.
- People ran through the streets with bulls during the event.
- Several people were injured during the bull runs.
NRK reports 13 seriously injured men.
NRK
Other sources report varying numbers of injuries.
Der Standard, DR Nyheder, New