Louvre Hall Remains Empty After Robbery
The "Apollo" Hall at the Louvre Museum in Paris has reopened after being robbed last October, despite the removal of the valuable pieces that were formerly displayed there. It is expected to become a new tourist attraction. The hall was previously known for displaying the French Crown Jewels, and it was the site of a major heist worth approximately $100 million. The thieves used a forklift and a truck to break in, taking advantage of security vulnerabilities that were not addressed in the 2019 security report. Although four suspects have been arrested, the stolen items have not yet been recovered and are now on display in a secure room for the future.
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