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The Paris Police Prefecture issued an order restricting access to major Parisian sites, including the Louvre Museum, Senate, National Assembly, and Élysée Palace.

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  1. Police recommendation led to the closure of the Louvre Museum and Eugène-Delacroix National Museum on October 23.
  2. The Paris Police Prefecture issued an order restricting access to major Parisian sites, including the Louvre Museum, Senate, National Assembly, and Élysée Palace.

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The Paris Police Prefecture issued an order restricting access to major Parisian sites, including the Louvre Museum, Senate, National Assembly, and Élysée Palace.

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Louvre MuseumNational AssemblyÉlysée Palace

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  1. Police recommendation led to the closure of the Louvre Museum and Eugène-Delacroix National Museum on October 23.Sub-event
  2. Security restrictions are placed on key Parisian landmarks and government buildings by police order.1 source

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