Peruvian authorities have announced increased security measures at Machu Picchu after tourists were filmed scattering human ashes.
Gabriel Neagu
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Security measures at Machu Picchu will be beefed up after a video footage captured a woman throwing human ashes into the air. The incident sparked outrage in Peru. Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, receives an average of 5,600 visitors a day, but has few security cameras and guards.
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Autorităţile din Peru anunță sporirea măsurilor de securitate la Machu Picchu, după ce o femeie ar fi împrăștiat în aer cenuşă umană
Măsuri de securitate sporite la Machu Picchu după ce o femeie ar fi împrăştiat în aer cenuşă umană
Măsuri de securitate sporite la Machu Picchu după ce turişti ar fi împrăştiat în aer cenuşă umană
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