The Louvre Museum in Paris has reopened to visitors three days after a significant jewellery theft occurred. The museum, renowned for its vast collection of art, experienced the theft in broad daylight, resulting in millions of euros worth of jewellery being stolen. Despite the reopening, the Apollo Gallery, where the incident took place, remains closed.
Tourists have expressed interest in visiting the museum and are keen to see the location of the heist. As the Louvre continues to attract visitors, questions arise regarding security measures and the impact of such incidents on museum operations and public perception.
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