Core Points - The Louvre Museum in France announced a temporary closure shortly after reopening some exhibition halls due to security vulnerabilities that allowed robbers to infiltrate the museum [1] - French Justice Minister Darmanin stated that the robbery incident has negatively impacted France's image and acknowledged failures in museum security [1] Summary by Sections Incident Details - On October 19, around 9:30 AM, four masked individuals executed a coordinated operation to enter the Louvre from an external balcony, using a lifting device and a grinder to threaten security personnel while stealing jewelry [1] - The perpetrators are currently at large, and the incident is preliminarily classified as organized crime [1] Museum Operations - The Louvre was scheduled to reopen parts of its exhibition at 9 AM on October 20, but delays were announced shortly after due to the ongoing security concerns [1] - By 10 AM, the museum's official website confirmed a complete temporary closure for the day, with full refunds offered to visitors who had made reservations [1]

Core Viewpoint - The recent robbery at the Louvre Museum highlights significant security vulnerabilities within the French museum system, raising concerns about the adequacy of security measures in place to protect valuable artifacts [2][3][4]. Group 1: Incident Details - A group of robbers disguised as construction workers infiltrated the Louvre during peak visiting hours, taking only 7 minutes to break into high-security display cases and steal 9 valuable pieces of jewelry from the Napoleonic era [2][17][20]. - The stolen items included crowns and jewelry that belonged to notable historical figures, such as Queen Marie-Amélie and Empress Eugénie, with one crown later found abandoned outside the museum [20][24][26]. Group 2: Security Concerns - The Louvre has faced multiple thefts over the past century, with the most famous being the 1911 theft of the "Mona Lisa" [3][27]. - In the last 15 years, the museum has cut approximately 200 full-time security positions, leading to concerns about understaffing and inadequate security measures [4][29]. - The museum's operational costs for 2024 are projected to be €267.2 million (approximately 2.2 billion RMB), with personnel costs accounting for €130 million [5][30]. Group 3: Response and Future Measures - Following the incident, French President Macron announced the "New Renaissance of the Louvre" initiative aimed at enhancing security measures, with an estimated budget of up to $930 million [31]. - The French Ministry of Culture plans to improve security by deploying a new generation of surveillance cameras [32].

Core Points - The Louvre Museum in Paris experienced a rare daylight robbery on October 19, raising questions about its security measures [1][4] - The robbery involved four masked individuals who used a lift to access the museum and stole nine priceless artifacts, with a significant portion still missing [2][4] - The incident has prompted discussions about the adequacy of security protocols at one of the world's most visited museums [4][7] Group 1: Incident Details - The robbery occurred around 9:30 AM, just 30 minutes after the museum opened, and was only 250 meters from the famous painting, the Mona Lisa [2] - The entire operation lasted approximately 7 minutes, during which the robbers threatened security personnel with a power tool [2] - Among the stolen items are royal crowns and jewelry associated with historical figures, with one crown already recovered [2] Group 2: Security Concerns - The Louvre has a history of thefts, with the most notable being the disappearance of the Mona Lisa in 1911 [4] - Despite having a functioning alarm system, there are doubts about whether security personnel were alerted during the robbery [4] - Staff complaints about understaffing and high visitor numbers have previously raised concerns about security effectiveness [4][7] Group 3: Response and Criticism - The French Interior Minister stated that security measures at the Louvre have been enhanced in recent years, including new surveillance systems [7] - Critics argue that these improvements are insufficient and have come too late, highlighting vulnerabilities in the museum's security [7]

案发时正值白天，当地时间约上午 9 点 30 分，四名涉案人员驾驶两辆大功率摩托车和一辆载有 便携式家具升降机的卡车，停靠在卢浮宫博物馆外。 法国检察官与警方官员透露，其中两名劫匪（至少一人穿着高可视度的黄色背心）借助家具升降 机抵达阿波罗长廊外的阳台。该长廊内珍藏着法国王室皇冠珠宝。随后，他们使用看似角磨机的 工具切开窗户，进入展厅内部。 进入富丽堂皇的展厅后，劫匪用角磨机威胁安保人员，接着开始切割两个展柜 ——柜中存放着拿 破仑时期及王室的珠宝。他们劫走的物品包括一枚镶嵌大量钻石的大型蝴蝶结胸针，这枚胸针曾 属于拿破仑三世的妻子欧仁妮皇后。 随后，劫匪迅速撤离，其撤离速度与闯入时一样快。他们骑上两辆摩托车，沿着塞纳河畔的道路 逃窜。 从进入展厅到撤离，整个过程不到 7 分钟。 导语：四名嫌疑人光天化日之下抢劫了卢浮宫博物馆，偷走了八件皇家珠宝，其中包括欧仁妮皇后的 蝴蝶结胸针。 周日，全球游客量最大的博物馆-卢浮宫正迎来大批游客，一伙劫匪却从二楼一间镀金展厅的窗 户闯入，抢走了一套价值连城的王室珠宝。 图注：劫匪逃跑时遗落了一顶镶嵌逾1000颗钻石的皇冠，该皇冠曾属于欧仁妮皇后，2020年曾在卢浮宫展出 ...

10月19日，一伙伪装成施工人员的劫匪乘升降吊篮从外墙潜入法国卢浮宫，仅用七分钟就盗走多件珍贵珠宝。法国内政部长证实，这是一起"重大持械抢 劫案"，警方已全力追捕。这场堪比电影的"卢浮宫大劫案"，目前已有部分被盗珠宝找回，其中包括皇后欧也妮的王冠。 馆方随后宣布临时闭馆一天。 卢浮宫当地时间19日晚发布公告称，当天上午博物馆阿波罗画廊发生一起入室盗窃案。该画廊收藏法国王室珠宝和"王冠钻石"系列。两座高安全级别展柜 成为目标，共有8件具有"无法估量历史价值"的珠宝被盗。 法国总统马克龙承诺将作案者绳之以法，重申会加强遗产保护。 图片来源：新华社/美联 卢浮宫方面表示，由于工作人员反应迅速、处置得当，嫌犯在逃离时遗留了作案工具以及被盗的欧也妮皇后的王冠。目前王冠状况正在评估中。 此前，有法国媒体报道称，嫌犯共盗走9件珠宝，包括欧也妮皇后的王冠在内的2件珠宝已经被找回，该消息未得到法国警方证实。 此外，卢浮宫方面表示，嫌犯试图纵火焚毁所用的机械设备（疑为升降装置）时，被一名卢浮宫员工阻止，犯罪分子随即逃离。 事件中无人受伤。 法国卢浮宫8件失窃藏品清单公布 法国文化部当地时间10月19日傍晚最新发表声明称，当天发生 ...

每经编辑｜程鹏 潘海福 10月19日，一伙伪装成施工人员的劫匪乘升降吊篮从外墙潜入法国卢浮宫，仅用七分钟就盗走多件珍贵珠宝。法国内政部长证实，这是一起"重大持械抢 劫案"，警方已全力追捕。这场堪比电影的"卢浮宫大劫案"，目前已有部分被盗珠宝找回，其中包括皇后欧也妮的王冠。 馆方随后宣布临时闭馆一天。 卢浮宫当地时间19日晚发布公告称，当天上午博物馆阿波罗画廊发生一起入室盗窃案。该画廊收藏法国王室珠宝和"王冠钻石"系列。两座高安全级别展柜 成为目标，共有8件具有"无法估量历史价值"的珠宝被盗。 法国总统马克龙承诺将作案者绳之以法，重申会加强遗产保护。 图片来源：新华社/美联 法国卢浮宫8件失窃藏品清单公布 法国文化部当地时间10月19日傍晚最新发表声明称，当天发生的卢浮宫博物馆盗窃案中，8件珍贵文物被盗，均为珠宝，其中一件被盗贼丢下。法国文化 部还公布了8件被盗珠宝的清单： △玛丽-阿梅莉王后与奥尔唐斯王后的冠冕、蓝宝石项链及蓝宝石耳环（资料图） 玛丽-阿梅莉王后与奥尔唐斯王后的头饰套件中的冠冕 玛丽-阿梅莉王后与奥尔唐斯王后的蓝宝石套装中的项链 玛丽-阿梅莉王后与奥尔唐斯王后的蓝宝石套装中的耳环 玛丽-路易丝 ...