The Apollo Gallery of the Louvre Museum in Paris reopens today, but without the stolen jewels following a heist of 88 million euros.
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The Apollo Gallery, the place where last year the crown jewels of France worth 88 million euros were stolen, reopens today to the public. The robberies were carried out by masked thieves posing as construction workers, who used a platform mounted on a truck to gain access to the gallery. Although the gallery will be accessible to visitors again, the stolen jewels will not be displayed, and the space will return to its 17th-century function as a state gallery. Details about the reopening were provided by journalist Carys Garland from FRANCE 24.
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