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This picture taken on April 14, 2020 shows the Paris' Cathedral Notre Dame at the sunrise on the eve of the first anniversary of the violent fire who destroyed a large part of the monument, on the twenty-nineth day of a lockdown in France to stop the spread of the COVID-19, (the novel coronavirus). One year ago, on April 15, 2019, a fire erupted in Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, partly destroying the nearly millenium old building and its precious artworks visited by millions of people a year. THOMAS COEX /
April 15th, 2020 - 09:35 GMT

Work to Repair Notre-Dame Cathedral Stopped a Year After it Was Set Ablaze

Extensive work to repair Notre-Dame cathedral has ground to a halt a year after it was nearly destroyed by a devastating blaze. Work was suspended on the renowned 13th-century cathedral, one of the world's most revered monuments, amid France's coronavirus crisis. It means President Macron's promise to have the UNESCO heritage site restored within five years in time for the 2024 Paris Olympics 2024 appears unlikely. Last April 15 millions ...
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