Several Paris Museums, Including the Louvre, Will Be Closed on Saturday
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The famous Parisian museums of the Louvre, Orsay and Picasso will remain closed exceptionally on Saturday due to the demonstrations and protests planned in the French capital, announced on Thursday the Ministry of Culture in a statement. Protests in Paris: France holds 217 people after a wave of disturbances, and accelerated trials provoke criticism of lawyers Analysis: Pulling the brands of brands of brands during protests in France expose 'rel…
France steps up security ahead of nationwide demonstrations on Oct. 24
(London=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Ji-yeon = On the 24th (local time), with large-scale protests forecast across France, major museums and art galleries including the Louvre in Paris were closed...
Following the Yellow Vest protests in France on October 17, which saw looting and violence, security measures, including a partial curfew, have been tightened, and major museums in Paris, including the Louvre, will close to visitors on October 24 in anticipation of possible demonstrations.
The monumental Grand Palais and the Museum of La Orangerie will also be closed, the ministry reported in a statement.
Several Paris museums, including the Louvre, will be closed on Saturday, the French Culture Ministry announced on Thursday, as officials fear more looting could occur during a new wave of protests.
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