This was the third: the Colosseum in Rome was destroyed again

According to news from the Italian agency ANSA, the Italian Gendarmerie (Carabinieri) was caught yesterday digging something into the wall of the ground floor of the Colzeum while walking with a teacher, a 17-year-old German student.

Another attempt to damage the historic structure took place last Friday. A 17-year-old Swiss student, who was on vacation with his family, was videotaped by a tour guide carving his initials on the wall of the Colosseum. It was noted that the guide reported the young woman who damaged the Colosseum to the authorities.

After the video of the event fell on social networks, many users reacted to the girl who destroyed the Colosseum.

Both tourists who damaged the Colosseum were claimed to have risked fines of 15,000 euros and imprisonment of up to 5 years each.

The Colosseum, whose real name is “Flavian Amphitheatre”, was destroyed by a person of Bulgarian origin living in England on June 23.

The person, whose name was said to be Ivan, sent an apology letter to the Rome Municipality after the video in which he wrote “Ivan + Hayler 6/23/23” on the wall of the Colosseum caused outrage on the networks. social. (AA)