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Κυριακή 8 Ιουλίου 2012
Pamplona's Bull-running Festival - 2012
PAMPLONA: Thousands of daredevils fled half-tonne bulls thundering through Pamplona's streets Saturday in the first bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival, resulting in six injuries.
PAMPLONA: Thousands of daredevils fled half-tonne bulls thundering through Pamplona's streets Saturday in the first bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival, resulting in six injuries.
A 73-year-old man from Pamplona was gored in his right leg at the start of the run but the injury was not serious, the regional government of Navarra said in a statement. Five others suffered bruises or sprains in falls and were also taken to hospital, including a 26-year-old from Australia who bruised his left knee and a 21-year-old from Japan who hurt his back.
Runners, wearing traditional white clothing and red kerchiefs around their necks, tripped over each other or fell in the mad dash through the narrow, winding streets of the northern Spanish city.
Some dared to run just at arm's length from the six huge fighting bulls and six steers, glancing nervously behind at the beasts' dangerous curved horns.
Others chased behind the pack, occasionally touching the bulls' sides, or cowered on the sidel... περισσότεροι
PAMPLONA: Thousands of daredevils fled half-tonne bulls thundering through Pamplona's streets Saturday in the first bull run of Spain's San Fermin festival, resulting in six injuries.
ΑπάντησηΔιαγραφήA 73-year-old man from Pamplona was gored in his right leg at the start of the run but the injury was not serious, the regional government of Navarra said in a statement.
Five others suffered bruises or sprains in falls and were also taken to hospital, including a 26-year-old from Australia who bruised his left knee and a 21-year-old from Japan who hurt his back.
Runners, wearing traditional white clothing and red kerchiefs around their necks, tripped over each other or fell in the mad dash through the narrow, winding streets of the northern Spanish city.
Some dared to run just at arm's length from the six huge fighting bulls and six steers, glancing nervously behind at the beasts' dangerous curved horns.
Others chased behind the pack, occasionally touching the bulls' sides, or cowered on the sidel... περισσότεροι