The Louvre Museum has installed a protective grille on the window used in the theft in October, in which jewelry worth 88 million euros was stolen.

On Tuesday morning, the Louvre Museum in Paris installed a protective grille at the window-door used by thieves during the spectacular robbery on October 19, when four criminals stole jewelry from the Crown of France, with the total value of the loot estimated at 88 million euros. The theft highlighted the museum's security deficiencies, leading to criticism and urgent protective measures. The museum's administrator, Francis Steinbock, mentioned that they are analyzing the security of other hardware and that an extensive video surveillance system, with about a hundred cameras, will be installed starting in 2026.