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Teams have installed metal bars on the window through which the perpetrators of October's spectacular robbery at the Apollo Hall entered.
Security has been increased at the Louvre Museum in Paris following the mega-heist.
Teams have installed metal bars on the window through which the perpetrators of October's spectacular robbery at the Apollo Hall entered.
A crane was raised above the Louvre Museum on Tuesday morning to repair one of the most serious security breaches in the museum's history.
This time, it was the teams that installed metal bars on the window through which the perpetrators entered.
The world's most visited museum is still struggling to cope with the fallout from serious security lapses revealed by the robbery, as authorities continue to search for royal jewels worth an estimated $102 million that remain missing.
With the Louvre closed to the public today, workers used a lifting platform to the second-floor balcony to secure the room's window with new metal bars.
On October 19, a group of thieves disguised as technicians used a similar lifting device to cut through the window and enter the Apollo Hall.
In just eight minutes, the thieves stole tiaras, emerald earrings, a sapphire necklace and other priceless jewelry before disappearing.
All four robbery suspects have been arrested and charged, but the stolen jewelry has not been recovered.
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