Group 1 - The Louvre Museum experienced a theft on October 19, where four masked suspects infiltrated the Apollo exhibition area, stealing items after breaking glass [1] - The theft lasted approximately 7 minutes, indicating a potentially experienced criminal team, and highlighted significant security vulnerabilities within the French museum system [1] - The Louvre has seen a rise in theft incidents, with 9 reported in 2023 and a peak of 31 in 2015, raising concerns about security measures in place [1] Group 2 - The Louvre's current capacity is 4 million visitors annually, but it received nearly 9 million in 2023, prompting a $930 million expansion project expected to be completed by 2031, which will increase capacity to 12 million [2] - The expansion plan includes a new security scheme, additional entrances, and a dedicated exhibition space for the Mona Lisa, addressing vulnerabilities exposed by the recent theft [2] - The stolen items included significant cultural artifacts, with some being recovered, but the overall value of the lost items transcends monetary worth [3]
卢浮宫失窃藏品清单公布，新入口施工区现安防真空
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-10-20 03:13