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Spain's 'running of the bulls' festival opens in Pamplona

The San Fermín festival has commenced in Pamplona, Spain, marked by traditional celebrations and the first bull run of the event.

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The brief

The San Fermín festival in Pamplona, Spain, has officially opened. The festivities began on Monday with the txupinazo, a traditional rocket used to signal the start of the event.

Coverage from DW.com, Yahoo, and the Sandusky Register highlights the opening celebrations. Yahoo reports that five runners were injured during the festival's first bull run.

Further reporting is expected as the running of the bulls continues following the opening ceremonies.

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How does the San Fermín festival begin?

The festival starts with the txupinazo, which is a traditional rocket.

Were there any injuries during the first bull run?

According to Yahoo, five runners were injured in the first bull run.

Where does the 'running of the bulls' take place?

The event takes place in Pamplona, Spain.

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