US EditionLouvre Vows to Restore Imperial Crown Dropped by Thieves During Museum Robbery
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The Tribune-DemocratLouvre vows to restore imperial crown dropped by thieves during museum robbery
The diamond and emerald-studded crown of Empress Eugénie, which was found damaged outside the Louvre after apparently being dropped during the Oct. 19 robbery, will be restored as a symbol of “renaissance,” the museum’s director Laurence des Cars said Friday.
Just under three weeks after the Crown Jewel theft in the Louvre in Paris, the museum's management has announced increased security measures. Museum director Laurence des Cars said on French radio that a security plan that has been in place for a long time will be implemented immediately.
Cameras, Surveillance Rounds, Police presence... the Louvre Presents Its Plan to Strengthen Security
The museum management announced a series of "emergency measures" this Friday to strengthen the security of the building, three weeks after the theft of eight historic Crown coins.
More cameras, roadblocks, and a security coordinator are just some of the measures the Louvre has announced in the wake of the spectacular robbery in October.
The largest museum in the world announced this Friday, November 7, the creation of a post of "Security Coordinator". The unions, on the other hand, denounce the absence of new hires.
At a board of directors convened after the theft of Crown jewels, the museum announced, among other things, the deployment of additional cameras on the outskirts of the building, but the unions deplored the fact that these measures were taken in the absence of human reinforcements.
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