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Man, 74, gored to death in bull run

Tuesday 02 August 2011 12:01 BST
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A 74-year-old man died today after being gored in the neck by a bull during a town's summer festival.

Isabel Munoz, spokeswoman for the northern regional government of Navarra, said the man was charged and killed by the young bull during an early morning bull-run in the northern town of Lodosa.

She said the man was hit after the beast left the normal route of the run and escaped into side streets. It was not immediately known if he had been taking part in the run.

One other person was injured by the bull and taken to a nearby hospital.

Bull runs - in which dozens of people race ahead of bulls - are a popular feature of Spanish town festivals.

AP

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