Spain Benniujie breathtaking scene: Brutal bull attacking tourists

According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on July 14, local time on the 14th, Pamplona, ​​Spain ongoing Benniujie staged a thrilling scene: a brutal bull storm attack tourists, resulting in two Australian tourists and 1 Western tourists were injured and hospitalized.

Injured bull named Olivito, weighing 595 kilos. It stormed out of the herd at the time, attacking the surrounding tourists. First, it aimed at a 26-year-old Australian man, JG, and again and again, ramming him to the wall. Oliveto pierced his left leg as JG stretched his left leg to block the Bulls' attack, and he also ripped off a large piece of meat. He struggled to run toward the wooden fence and was taken to the hospital for treatment. A Benniu spokesman said his injuries were "extremely serious." According to a local government in Navarre province, another Australian injury is a 24-year-old JM from New South Wales. He was stabbed by the Bulls right leg, the wound recovered well and can be discharged soon. The wounded western man from Navarra province was also beaten three times by the bull. Other tourists tried to distract Olivito and finally tie it to the ring.

According to Dr. Oscar Gorria of Navarre Hospital, in addition to the two stabbed tourists, five others were admitted to hospital due to other injuries, with no specific details. Several people have been stabbed in this year's Benniu Festival. According to the hospital authorities, nine people were still hospitalized on Sunday for treatment.