Five people have been hospitalized on the seventh day of the Pamplona bull run in Spain.
According to the Red Cross, none of the injured were gored by the bulls.
They were hurt after falling as thousands of people ran with the animals through the narrow streets of the medieval city.
The annual San Fermin festival, which has been taking place for more than a hundred years, attracts tourists from around the world.
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