Spain's San Fermin festival ends with 63 injuries across eight days of bull runs
According to TRT World, twelve runners were injured during the final running of the bulls at Spain's San Fermin festival in Pamplona on July 14, with nine hospitalized including those suffering horn wounds. The week-long festival, which ran July 7–14, resulted in at least 63 total injuries across eight consecutive days of bull runs, TRT World reports.
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- ✓Twelve runners injured on July 14 during the final San Fermin bull run. (Source: TRT World, corroborated by 23+ US MSM articles)
- ✓Nine of the injured were hospitalized, some with horn injuries. (Source: TRT World, corroborated by US MSM coverage)
- ✓At least 63 people injured across eight days of daily bull runs during the 2026 festival. (Source: TRT World, corroborated by US MSM articles)
- ✓Festival ran July 7–14, 2026 in Pamplona, Spain. (Source: TRT World, corroborated by US MSM coverage)
~ Interpretation
- ~San Fermin remains one of Europe's most recognizable cultural events. (Factual characterization supported by consistent international media coverage)
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