[Director of the Louvre warns that it may be forced to close the Louvre] October 15th, Christophe Leribeau, director of the Louvre Museum in France, recently stated that if the Louvre is not repaired, adjusted and transformed, its status will decline rapidly and it may eventually have to be closed to the public. According to news from France on the 14th, nearly a year after the Louvre jewelry robbery occurred, Leribeau admitted that the Louvre is currently in a difficult situation, with problems in facilities, equipment and the building itself, and is facing increasing risks such as climate and network security. The museum has started repairing escalators, doors and windows, lighting and air-conditioning systems, etc., and continues to promote emergency security projects. (CCTV News)