Drunk British tourists stole and smashed a golden Jesus statue in Vilnius, leaving locals distressed, per Metro.co.uk.
The incident occurred near a church in the city center, with witnesses reporting the tourists shouted 'praise the Lord!' before damaging the artifact, notes the Independent.
Vilnius museum is hosting a tech event for young inventors, highlighting local innovation amid the controversy, reports Baltic Review.
The statue was part of a religious display and had been installed in the city's church, according to local authorities.
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