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In a surprising event, the prestigious Louvre Museum ceased operations after a daring robbery during which culprits get away with multiple precious artifacts.
Although information is limited, authorities believe three hooded individuals entered the institution shortly after it opened on Friday.
The perpetrators allegedly used an external hoist that was installed for in-progress renovation work to enter the historic Apollo Gallery, found along the River Seine side.
The ornate chamber houses the remnants of the French crown jewels. To break in, the culprits broke glass panels and then escaping with the stolen items.
The suspects are believed to have made their escape via a two-wheeled vehicle. Law enforcement are actively calculating the estimated value of the stolen goods, while the institution stays closed to the public until further notice.
This incident has prompted serious issues about security at a the world's most popular cultural sites.
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