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El Paso Museum of History Decides Against Charges for Damaged Artifact

KTSM••Dave Burge
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The El Paso Museum of History has announced that it will not take legal action against a young visitor who accidentally damaged a sand mandala exhibit. The museum confirmed that the child and their parent reached out to discuss the incident. This decision reflects the museum's understanding and compassion towards the situation, emphasizing the importance of education over punishment. The museum aims to foster a positive relationship with its visitors, especially the younger audience, encouraging them to engage with art and culture.

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