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Culture during lockdown: How French museums are adapting to the Covid-19 era?

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Thursday Prime Minister Jean Castex said museums, cinemas and theatres would not re-open before at least the beginning of January as the target of keeping daily new infections below 5,000 had not been met. How French museums are adapting to the Covid-19 era? FRANCE 24's Clovis Casali reports from Le Louvre, in Paris.

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