Pamplona Bull Run Injures 57, Goring 2 as 86-Year-Old Brit Is Hospitalized
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Updated · The Guardian · Jul 14
Pamplona Bull Run Injures 57, Goring 2 as 86-Year-Old Brit Is Hospitalized
3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Jul 14
Summary
An 86-year-old British man from Halesowen was taken to hospital after the final Pamplona bull run with injuries to his hand, elbow and eyebrow; doctors said he was not believed badly hurt.
Two Spaniards were gored in Tuesday’s last run—an 18-year-old local in the left thigh and a 46-year-old man from Guadalajara in the chest—and neither was gravely injured.
Fifty-seven people were injured across the eight-day Sanfermines festival, where runners in white and red sprint ahead of six bulls over an 848.6-meter route to the bullring.
At least 16 people have died in the runs over the past 116 years, with the last fatality recorded in 2009.