US EditionLouvre, Flooded the Egyptian Library: Damage to the Works. Employees on the Foot of War: "Overall Jump"
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Nearly two months after the theft of jewels – still unobtainable – at the Louvre, you will discover how this break of the century took place. From the flight of the basket to the flight of the commando, the smallest actions and gestures of the criminals were captured by video surveillance cameras. TF1's JT reveals in exclusivity their contents. - DOCUMENT TF1 – Casse at the Louvre: the unfolding of the burglary in images (Police, justice and oth…
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First the spectacular theft of October 19, then the closure of a tunnel in November due to the deterioration of the building and finally, two weeks ago, a water loss that has...
Water leaks are the third major problem facing the world's most visited museum.
-> The Louvre Museum again faces questions about its infrastructure and safety, after a leak of water recorded last month damaged between 300 and 400 books and documents belonging to the Egyptian antiques department. The incident occurs a few weeks after the spectacular theft of jewels valued at 102 million dollars, exposing a critical period for the most visited museum in the world. You might be interested: Were flights cancelled between Japan …
While still reeling from the break-in on October 19th, the museum has just revealed to AFP that it suffered a major water leak at the end of November. This leak is said to have damaged several hundred works.
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