Spain: 5 People Injured During the Sixth Bull Run
July 12, 2025112 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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5 people were injured today, Saturday, during the sixth bull run, as part of this year's San Fermín festival in Spain.
The narrow winding route, which is 800 meters long and leads to the bullfighting arena, witnessed several falls, as shown in the broadcast on the Spanish channel RTVE.
4 injured individuals were taken to the hospital, while the fifth injured person was treated at the scene of the accident.
Many male participants usually try to run in front of or alongside the six bulls, often attempting to touch their horns or appearance while running.
4 injured individuals were taken to the hospital, while the fifth injured person was treated at the scene of the accident.
Many male participants usually try to run in front of or alongside the six bulls, often attempting to touch their horns or appearance while running.
The festival is held in honor of the city's patron saint, San Fermín, and has been celebrated in the northern city of Pamplona every July since the late 16th century, despite protests from animal rights activists in recent decades.
