In the seventh bull run at this year's San Fermin festival in Spain, four people sustained injuries along Pamplona's narrow streets Sunday, AP reported. But none of the several thousand daredevils that tested their bravery and speed by running beside six fighting bulls were gored in one of the most crowded gatherings at this year's festivities. A 28-year-old woman from Portadown in Northern Ireland - identified only by her initials, "K.M." - and a Spanish man were hospitalized with "head trauma," while a 38-year-old Spanish man was receiving medical attention for rib injuries and a 30-year-old man from southeastern Albacete had abdominal bruising, the regional government of Navarra said in a statement. There were dangerous moments when one bull tossed two runners, but it narrowly missed them with the points of its horns.
