A wax -wax effigy of French President Emmanuel Macron has been stolen from the museum of an effigy of a famous Paris wax. A police source told the news agency that many people who stolen the theft, describing themselves as a greenpeace environment worker, carried out the theft.
According to the local media report, two women and a male entered the Gravin Museum and entered the tourists. These people reached inside the museum without any doubt and then went out through the emergency gate. Police said that they are investigating the incident.
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Wax effigies are made of industry, politics, and cultural personalities
Gravin Museum is a major attraction site of Paris where vibrant mannequins of wax of industry, politics, and cultural personalities are displayed. This wax effigy of President Macron was also popular among the audience.
The accused told themselves greenpeace workers
Police officials said that there could be a slogan of environmental protection behind the incident, because the accused described themselves as a greenpeace worker.
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Greenpeace is an international environmental organization that remains active on environmental protection issues. At the moment, information has not yet been revealed about catching or questioning the people associated with this incident.
According to the Reuters report, the Greenpeace activists took the wax effigy of the French President from the Gravin Museum without permission. Despite the war in Ukraine, he established it in front of the Russian Embassy in Paris to condemn France’s ongoing commercial relationship with Russia.