Louvre to get anti-ramming barriers by year end: minister

Frances culture minister announced that the Louvre will implement anti-ramming barriers by the end of the year to enhance security following a recent robbery attempt.

Following a high-profile robbery, Frances culture minister revealed plans for anti-ramming barriers around the Louvre to bolster security measures by year-end.
The announcement came after four thieves targeted the Museum by parking a truck with a moving lift under one of its windows, raising security concerns.
Rachida Dati emphasized the importance of protecting cultural heritage, stating the need for enhanced safety measures at the Louvre to prevent future incidents.

Why It Matters

The implementation of anti-ramming barriers at the Louvre reflects a growing concern for security at cultural institutions in France, highlighting the need for improved protection against theft and potential attacks.