Louvre Theft Hall Reopens Without Exhibits

The Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum has reopened after being subjected to a major theft last October, during which eight items valued at approximately $100 million were stolen, despite the exhibits being removed beforehand. It is anticipated that the works will be displayed in a secure, windowless room in the future. The gallery is one of the most luxurious in the museum and previously displayed French crown jewels. Today, it has become a tourist attraction following the theft, although the stolen items have not yet been recovered. Four suspects have been arrested in connection with the case.

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