AustraliaDuring the San Fermin bull run festival in Pamplona, Spain, a runner was gored in the face by a bull's horn, while twelve others required medical attention for various injuries. The incident occurred on the fifth day of the eight-day event, as participants navigated a crowded, narrow street course. Bulls and steers charged through the crowd, causing chaos and multiple collisions. One bull broke away from the group and struck a person in the side, though it remained unclear if this was the cause of the facial injury. Despite the risks, the event continues to attract thousands of participants annually, drawing comparisons to Ernest Hemingway's novel 'The Sun Also Rises.' The last fatality at the festival was recorded in 2009, although minor injuries remain common due to the participation of inexperienced runners and tourists.
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