Gold worth $ 700,000 stolen from the Museum of Natural History in Paris amid a series of similar fluctuations

The thieves stormed the Museum of Natural History in Paris, where they achieved gold samples worth $ 700,000 in the latest series of robberies from cultural institutions, according to the museum.

The National Museum of Natural History in the Fifth Province of the French capital, and also includes the National Museum of Natural History in the fifth region of the French capital, is famous for the exhibition of geology and minerals.

The storming process was discovered on Tuesday morning, as it was reported that the infiltrators used a corner mill and a flame of a blow to inform them about the river side complex, which is popular with the Parisians and tourists.

“The theft relates to several samples of original gold from the national groups kept by the museum,” the museum’s press office told AFP late on Tuesday.

He added, “While the value of the stolen samples is estimated at about 600,000 euros based on the price of raw gold, it carries a heritage value that is not guided.”

The original gold is a metal alloy that contains gold and silver in its natural, unacceptable form.

The police source, whose name was not revealed, told the Parisien newspaper that the museum’s warning and monitoring systems have been suspended by electronic attacks in July, and thieves appear to be familiar with weakness.

The museum added: “This incident comes at a critical time for cultural institutions and museums in particular. Several public groups have already targeted thefts in recent months.”

This did not explain on other robberies, but it is known that the Adrian Dubush National Museum in Limoug in central France suffered a I stormed earlier this month.

The thieves stole two layers and vases in the Chinese porcelain classified as national treasures, as the losses are estimated at about 6.5 million euros. The museum has about 18,000 works including the largest general group of Limoges porcelain in the world, According to its website.

Last November, four men broke down the axes and beats of baseball in broad daylight at the Connac Jay Museum in Paris, with many works of the eighteenth century. The theft resulted in insurance for more than 4 million dollars to the ownership collection fund, BBC News mentioned.

the The next dayJewelery, which is valued at several million euros, was stolen during an armed robbery in a museum in Sun -Eight in central France.

In May 2024, Armed thieves hit a jewelry store In one of the luxurious Paris streets, media reports reported that the target was the exclusive Harry Winston boutique, “a passion for stars.”