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- Laurence des Cars, the director of the Louvre Museum, told the National Assembly about security measures after the Louvre heist.
- The thieves breached display cases using disc cutters, a method not previously anticipated.
- Des Cars noted the cases held up well during the October 19 robbery, when eight jewels worth 88 million euros were stolen.
- The Louvre plans to install 100 new surveillance cameras by the end of 2026.
