According to Reuters and many other foreign media reports, the Louvre Museum in Paris, France announced its closure due to an employee strike on December 15, local time. The purpose of this strike was to demand “improved working conditions and urgent repairs to the museum.” The report said that the Louvre receives an average of 30,000 visitors per day on weekdays. Since Tuesday is a regular closing day, the museum will reopen as early as the 17th. At that time, employees will decide whether to continue the strike. The report also said that out of the museum's approximately 2,200 employees, about 400 participated in the strike in favor of this vote.

According to Reuters and many other foreign media reports, the Louvre Museum in Paris, France announced its closure due to an employee strike on December 15, local time. The purpose of this strike was to demand “improved working conditions and urgent repairs to the museum.” The report said that the Louvre receives an average of 30,000 visitors per day on weekdays. Since Tuesday is a regular closing day, the museum will reopen as early as the 17th. At that time, employees will decide whether to continue the strike. The report also said that out of the museum's approximately 2,200 employees, about 400 participated in the strike in favor of this vote.