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Two tourists may be criminally prosecuted for trying to break a valuable part in Italy's statue was busy photographing the selfie.
Hercules statue before damaged
During breaks in the Loggia dei Militi palace in the city of Cremona, Italy, two tourists (currently unknown nationality) has accidentally broke a priceless statue section entitled "Two Hercules". It is reported that this person had to climb two subjects to photograph. However, under the weight of visitors, partly broken statue crashed to the ground.
Part crown of the statue crashed to the ground and shattered
The statue depicts the god Hercules - Gods founding myth of the city and is also the symbol of Cremona. Currently local authorities have arrested these two guests. Experts have also come here to assess damage levels and seek resilience statue.
Built in 1700, statue of Hercules present at the Loggia dei Militi palace since 1962
According to the Daily Mail, recently, the Italian tourism industry constantly "having luck" with international guests. Earlier in March this year, two tourists from California, USA engrave their names on the Colosseum in Rome.
Recently, at the beginning of April, a Japanese woman was arrested by police for writing his name on the stone dome in Florence church.
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