Seven minor injuries in second day of Pamplona San Fermin bull run

Описание: (8 Jul 2025)
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Pamplona, Spain - 8 July 2025
1. Runners in front of bulls and steers
2. Low-level shot of runners and bulls
3. Various runners before the run
4. Spectators

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Initial reports from emergency services say that seven men, all Spaniards, have suffered minor injuries after the second day of the Pamplona San Fermin bull run.

The bulls quickly ran through the streets of Pamplona in northern Spain, causing many falls amongst the thousands of runners.

One bull became separated from the pack and tossed a participant.

The early morning “encierros,” or bull runs, are the highlight of the festival with thousands of brave or foolhardy souls sprint to avoid six bulls charging along a winding cobblestoned route to the city’s bullring.

Gorings are not rare.

But many more people suffer contusions from falls as spectators watch from balconies and wooden barricades set up along the course.

The spectacle is televised nationally.

The rest of each day is for eating, drinking, dancing and cultural entertainment, including bull-fights where the animals that run in the morning are slaughtered for sport each afternoon.

The festival was made internationally famous by Ernest Hemingway’s classic 1926 novel “The Sun Also Rises” about American bohemians wasting away in Europe.

AP Video by Miguel Oses

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