A man has died and his friend has been injured during a bull-running festival in eastern in Spain, authorities say.
The man, 61, was gored in his side during the event in the town of Pobla de Farnals in the Valencia region on Saturday. He underwent emergency surgery but died on Sunday.
His friend, 63, was attacked in both legs by the same bull and is in a stable condition in hospital.
Deaths and injuries during bull-running festivals in Spain are not uncommon.
There are hundreds of such events - in which bulls are released on city streets with people running ahead of them - across Spain every year.
Animal rights groups have long complained of the dangers for the public as well as the animals.
But the annual events remain popular.
The bull-running season provides a much-needed boost to Valencia's economy.
A 2019 study found that it created more than 3,000 jobs and brought in €300m with almost 10,000 events a year.
Latest Stories
-
Samson’s Take: Arrogance of Power, Shameful Policing
6 hours -
Burnley score late to draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford
8 hours -
Bayer Leverkusen extend unbeaten run to 46 games after draw with Stuttgart
8 hours -
Chelsea come from two goals down to draw against Aston Villa
8 hours -
Andre Ayew scores in Le Havre’s 3-3 draw with PSG
8 hours -
GPL 2023/24: Kotoko draw with Medeama; Samartex go 7 points clear of Nations FC
9 hours -
Mahama cuts sod for construction of new multipurpose Jakpa palace in Damongo
9 hours -
NSS management assists Papao fire victims
10 hours -
EXPLAINER: Will dumsor end soon?
10 hours -
IMANI Africa takes on EC, accuses it of lying and publishing half truths
11 hours -
Manasseh Azure calls for investigation and prosecution of those responsible for GRA/SML contract
11 hours -
Kwesi Atuahene: Ghana’s health capital depends on HealthTech – Africa Center for Digital Transformation
12 hours -
13 signs your wife is planning on leaving you and you have no idea
12 hours -
IMANI Africa: Ghana’s EC’s dangerous and pathological conduct
12 hours -
If I speak there will be fire – Salah on Klopp row
13 hours