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Vandals destroy the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Mostar

Published December 8, 2022
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Ninety meters of cable were stolen from the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity in Mostar, and the fuse box under the bell tower was also destroyed during the theft.

“On Tuesday at 10.10 a.m., an employee of the Cathedral reported to the Mostar Police Department that about 90 meters of cable had been stolen from the church. So, it was the installation that was pulled out, and the fuse box under the bell tower was also destroyed.

The police officers of the criminal police have conducted an investigation and are looking for the perpetrators,” the spokesman of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, HNC Ljudevit Marić told FENA.

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