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Access to the Eiffel Tower was suspended

Access to the Eiffel Tower was suspended.

Axar.az informs that, that the reason for this is that the unknown person climbed to the historical building.

On the first and second floors of the tower, as well as people around it were evacuated, and only a few tourists remain on the third floor. Police and firefighters are at the scene.

The Eiffel Tower was discovered at an altitude of about 115 meters above the second floor where an unknown person climbed.

A spokesman for the Eiffel Tower (SETE) spokesman told reporters that an unknown person climbed to the building on the second floor, lifting through the elevator.

Later, when the alarm signal went off, it was only able to climb to the tower, and attempts to maintain it were ineffective. It should be noted that in 2015, another unknown person climbed from the ground to historic building.

However, the police managed to catch him near the first floor. In 1996, the city climber, Alain Roberts Eiffel, who was called the "spider man," leaked illegally and managed to get to the tower in 45 minutes. Rescuers are trying to approach the unknown person climbing the Eiffel Tower.

According to the French Bureau of the Report, The entrance to the Eiffel Tower has still been suspended.

Date
2019.05.20 / 20:14
Author
Axar.az
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