巴黎卢浮宫博物馆的阿波罗厅于周三重新开放，距离去年10月19日发生的大规模珠宝盗窃案已相隔9个月 [1]。
盗窃事件中，蒙面盗贼使用装有机械梯的卡车通过阳台进入画廊，窃得价值数百万美元的文物 [1]。警方已逮捕四名嫌疑人，但被盗物品至今未被追回 [1]。
重新开放后，该画廊将不再展出法国王冠珠宝及宝石 [1]。博物馆主任克里斯托夫·勒里博表示，"这是卢浮宫内的标志性空间，但它将不再收藏王冠珠宝和宝石，这些将在博物馆其他安全区域展出" [1]。
The Louvre museum's Gallery of Apollo has reopened to the public following a nine-month closure after a multi-million-dollar jewellery theft [1]. The gallery, which previously housed France's crown jewels, was targeted on October 19, 2024, when masked thieves used a truck equipped with a mechanical ladder to access the space via a balcony [1].
Following the reopening, the museum's treasured crown jewels and gems will no longer be displayed in the gallery but have been relocated to other secure areas within the Louvre [1]. Museum director Christophe Leribault stated: "This is an iconic space within the Louvre, but it will no longer house the crown jewels and precious stones, which will be displayed in other safe areas of the museum" [1].
Four suspects have been arrested in connection with the theft, though the stolen items remain unrecovered [1].