The City Council of El Casar (Guadalajara) has declared three days of official mourning for the death of a 20-year-old man who was gored during a bull run event in the town. The incident occurred at 12:53 PM on Saturday in the bullring of El Casar, where the bull runs were taking place. The young man was treated in the medical tent at the event and later transferred to La Paz Hospital in Madrid, where he passed away later that night, according to the mayor of the municipality, José Luis García Lamola. The City Council deeply regrets the “tragic” accident that occurred during the bullfighting festivities at the patron saint celebrations of El Casar.
As a sign of the village’s “grief,” the mayor, José Luis González Lamola, has declared three days of official mourning during which flags flown outside municipal buildings will be flown at half-mast. Additionally, black ribbons will be attached to flags inside municipal buildings as a sign of mourning, and all official public events organized by the City Council of El Casar will be suspended for the duration of the official mourning period. The City Council, in a public announcement, expresses its “deepest condolences” to the family and friends of the young man for their loss.
The tragic accident has deeply affected the community of El Casar, leading to the decision to hold three days of official mourning as a mark of respect for the young man who lost his life during the bull run event. This gesture of solidarity and support from the local government reflects the community’s profound sorrow and sympathy for the family and friends of the deceased. The suspension of official public events during the mourning period is a way for the whole community to come together in mourning and honoring the memory of the young man who passed away.
The death of the young man in the bull run event has cast a shadow over the festivities in El Casar, prompting the City Council to take immediate action in declaring three days of official mourning. This tragic event serves as a reminder of the risks and dangers associated with bullfighting events and brings into focus the need for safety measures to be implemented to prevent future accidents. The community’s response to the tragedy demonstrates their unity and solidarity in times of grief, as they come together to support the family and friends of the deceased and honor his memory.
The decision to declare three days of official mourning in El Casar following the death of the young man in the bull run event reflects the deep impact of the tragic accident on the community and highlights the need for increased safety measures in bullfighting events. The expression of condolences and sympathy from the City Council to the family and friends of the deceased shows the community’s support and solidarity during this difficult time. By suspending official public events and flying flags at half-mast, the community comes together to mourn the loss of the young man and honor his memory, emphasizing the importance of safety and respect in bullfighting events.
