They ran from bulls for three minutes in Spain: Six people injured
Six people were injured during the bull run held at the San Fermin Festival in Spain. It was noted that one of the injured was hurt due to a horn attack.
The famous San Fermin Festival, which began on July 6 in Spain, continues with various events.
As part of the festival, thousands of people wearing traditional white clothing and red scarves flocked to the streets of Pamplona for the bull run. The crowd gathered in the city square tried to escape from the bulls for approximately 3 minutes over a distance of 850 meters. In a statement made by local authorities, it was reported that one person was injured by a bull's horn during yesterday's run, while 5 others were injured during the event.
The festival, which features various events such as concerts and religious ceremonies, will end on July 14.
A total of 16 people have lost their lives in the annual bull run since 1911, with the last fatality occurring in 2009.
News Source: İHA
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