Spaniards celebrated the fall in Covid infection rates by running with bulls and risking their lives.
After coronavirus restrictions had been lifted, the event that took place today in Tafalla, Navarra, Spain is now possible.
Thursday’s cumulative 14-day Covid cases per 100,000 was 43.2
Participants show bravado as they attempt to dodge bulls and get into the city’s centre.
Enrique Maya, Mayor of Pamplona and the Pamplona City Council had previously announced that the Running of the Bulls, and the larger San Fermín festival would not be held in 2021 because of coronavirus fears.
Running of the Bulls is part of the annual festival of San Fermín where six bulls are released into the cobbled streets of Pamplona, Spain.
The festival of San Fermín honours the patron saint of Pamplona.
Spaniards celebrated the fall in Covid infection rates by running with bulls in Tafalla instead.
The coronavirus restrictions in Spain were lifted and infection rates plummeted.
Participants try to dodge bulls and get to the city centre in the bull run event.