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This mornings run, the sixth day of the controversial celebrations, saw one person gored in the arm a day after an American tourist was impaled through the leg.

Four people have been gored during the festival’s six runs bull runs of the year so far.

The bulls broke into separate groups, and one of them trailed behind the rest, making the course extra unpredictable for runners trying to scamper out of their way on the bull run on Monday morning.

The six bulls took two-and-a-half minutes to charge through the course, chasing hundreds of thrill-seekers.

Thousands of revellers wearing white clothes and red scarves filled the streets of Spain's Pamplona on Wednesday as the bang of a firecracker kicked off the first San Fermin bull-running festival since the COVID-19 pandemic struck.

Thousands of revellers wearing white clothes and red scarves filled the streets of Spain's Pamplona on Wednesday as the bang of a firecracker

A light rain did nothing to dampen the spirits of a sea of people packing the northern city's Townhall Square, their clothes already drenched with the red wine and sangria that flow freely during the eight-day festival.

Thousands of festivalgoers lined Pamplonas narrow streets (pictured) for the centuries-old festival as the bulls charged through the city. Seven men needed hospital treatment

No gorings were reported during the traditional San Fermin Festival event.

Spain's famous "running of the bulls" resumed Thursday in the northern Spanish city of Pamplona for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic was declared in 2020. Officially known as the San Fermin festival, Pamplona's running of the bulls is one of Europe's most celebrated events. It features specially bred fighting bulls, guided by six…