200 cops to guard Maradona’s tomb to stop grave robbers
Maradona, 60, died last week. He had a heart attack following an op on a brain blood clot.
Drone footage shows cemetery where Maradona was buried/anews.
Around two hundred cops will guard the cemetery where the Argentinian football legend Diego Maradona is buried to stop fanatical fans robbing his grave.
The Ministry of Security said the strict measures would be in force for at least one week to prevent any incident at the Bella Vista cemetery on the outskirts of the capital Buenos Aires.
Argentine officials fear fanatical fans will plunder his plot in a bid to collect ghoulish mementoes of the superstar, reported The Sun.
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Maradona, 60, whose Hand of God goal knocked England out of the 1986 World Cup, died last week.
He had a heart attack following an op on a brain blood clot.
Last week, thousands lined up to see the national hero's body lie in state.
