Five tourists accused of damaging the iconic site were deported to Bolivia last week and barred from returning to the country for 15 years. — AFP pic
Bastante said 18 cameras will be located at three strategic points of the citadel as well as access points from surrounding mountains. A sixth, from Argentina, was fined US$360 and must pay US$1,500 to the culture ministry for repairs after he admitted to damaging the Temple of the Sun at the ancient Inca sanctuary.
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