Almost 60 people gored or bruised during Spain's famed San Fermín bull runs

Almost 60 participants were injured in the annual San Fermín bull runs in Spain, with some sustaining serious injuries as they raced through the streets ahead of bulls. This tradition, dating back to 1911, has seen 16 fatalities, with the last death occurring in 2009. Despite its storied history and the thrill it offers, the event continues to spark debates about safety and the risks involved in such daring feats. The recent injuries highlight the ongoing tension between the event's cultural significance and the dangers it poses.