Slovak Influencers in Italy Climbed to a Forbidden Place. They Climbed 250 Meters Above the Ground
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A pair of Slovak influencers caused a stir and criticism in a small town in northern Italy after they climbed the 250-meter-high chimney of a former power plant there. Local media reported this week. They published photos and a video of their feat. However, according to locals, they took an unnecessary risk.
A pair of Slovak creators came to the center of attention of the Italian media after climbing the 250-meter chimney of the former Enel power plant in Polesine Camerini near the town of Porto Tolle. Peter Ďurán and Martin Penco took pictures at the top and subsequently published the images on social networks. The first photos were...
ROME - A pair of Slovak influencers have sparked outrage and criticism in a small town in northern Italy after they climbed the 250-meter-high chimney of a former power plant there, local media reported this week. They published photos and a video of their feat. However, locals say they took an unnecessary risk.
A pair of Slovak influencers caused a stir and criticism in a small town in northern Italy after they climbed the 250-meter-high chimney of a former power plant there, local media reported this week. They published photos and a video of their feat. However, according to locals, they took an unnecessary risk.
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