Paris. Apollo's gallery, the Louvre burglary theatre, will reopen on Wednesday
The gallery will "open Wednesday", told the AFP this source, confirming an information from the Parisian
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The gallery will "open Wednesday", told the AFP this source, confirming an information from the Parisian. The Department of Culture has also indicated that Minister Catherine Pcon regard would be present at the reopening. In an interview with the Parisian, the president of the museum, Christophe Leribault, indicated that the "collections and precious objects" exhibited in this room, closed since the flight, had been removed.
Furthermore, Safety issues at the Louvre have been "relegated to the background" in recent years, had denounced in mid-May a parliamentary committee on the security of museums in France. The burglary of the Louvre had raised a wave of global shock and exposed major security flaws in the world's most visited museum, which hosts some 9 million visitors each year. For the jewels that have not been stolen, "we will create a secure room, a vault, without windows, at another place in the museum," added Christophe Leribault.
In addition, This gallery is intended to return to its original function of the 17th century, that of a "painting gallery", the source close to the file has specified.
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The gallery will "open Wednesday", told the AFP this source, confirming an information from the Parisian.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Department of Culture has also indicated that Minister Catherine Pcon regard would be present at the reopening.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn an interview with the Parisian, the president of the museum, Christophe Leribault, indicated that the "collections and precious objects" exhibited in this room, closed since the flight, had been removed.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSafety issues at the Louvre have been "relegated to the background" in recent years, had denounced in mid-May a parliamentary committee on the security of museums in France.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe burglary of the Louvre had raised a wave of global shock and exposed major security flaws in the world's most visited museum, which hosts some 9 million visitors each year.
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For the jewels that have not been stolen, "we will create a secure room, a vault, without windows, at another place in the museum," added Christophe Leribault.
according to Le ProgrèsThis gallery is intended to return to its original function of the 17th century, that of a "painting gallery", the source close to the file has specified.
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