At least four people were killed and about 70 injured on Sunday when part of a stand collapsed at a bullring in the town of El Espinal, Colombia, provincial officials said.
Videos posted on social media showed the section of the stand toppling forward into the ring, where locals were participating in a bull-running event tied to the feast day of Saint Peter and Saint Paul.
According to Tolima provincial governor, Jose Ricardo Orozco, there are four dead at this moment - two women, a man and an 18-month-old baby.
“Eight boxes collapsed structurally, you can already see that it is a wood structure", said civil defense emergency technician Jorge Luna.
Around 70 people were injured during the collapse.
According to local authorities, ambulances were sent from the nearby cities of Ibague and Melgar to help the injured, who have overwhelmed El Espinal's hospital.


Trump warns Britain on China ties as Starmer hails progress in Beijing
Israel releases 15 Palestinian bodies as truce deal shifts to next phase
Trump, Democrats say deal reached to avert shutdown
Vietnam police seize tonnes of fake coffee products made from soybeans
Israeli fire kills two in Gaza as truce deal moves to next phase
Trump official says ICE in Minneapolis will be 'targeted,' vows changes on ground
UK’s Starmer tells Xi he wants ‘sophisticated’ ties with China
Pakistan becomes latest country to introduce checks for deadly Nipah virus
