BEIJING — Two people have been detained after using an excavator to dig a hole in the Great Wall of China, state broadcaster CCTV said.
Police in Shanxi province followed tracks made by machinery used to dig a shortcut through a segment of the wall — remains of the immense structure built by China's emperors to deter foreign invaders.
Construction of the Great Wall, which is split into sections that in total stretch for thousands of kilometres, first began in the third century BC and continued for centuries. State broadcaster CCTV reported on Monday that the suspects had caused"irreversible damage" to the Ming-era wall, which was described as a"relatively intact" section of significant research value.
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