Notre Dame de Paris plans to reopen in 2024, and the restoration work is expected to start this wint

Original title: Notre Dame de Paris plans to reopen in 2024, and the restoration work is expected to start this winter
In April 2019, the world-famous Notre Dame in Paris was suddenly caught in a fire, and the roof and spire were burned. For more than two years, people have focused on the protection and reinforcement of the internal structure of the building. On the 18th local time, the French government said that the reinforcement of Notre Dame in Paris has been completed, and a specific repair plan will be formulated next.

On the 18th, the French government said that the reinforcement of the overall structure of Notre Dame de Paris had been completed. This work started immediately after the fire of Notre Dame in Paris. The safety reinforcement work mainly includes the demolition of the pipe organ, the cleaning and classification of post disaster residues, and the fixation of the internal cross section of the church. By building scaffolds and wooden structures, the vaults and walls of Notre Dame de Paris were finally prevented from collapsing.
Next, the government will discuss the repair plan with enterprises. It is estimated that the number of participating companies will be as many as 100. According to the plan, the staff will start cleaning the inner wall and floor of the church at the end of this month, and then the first stage of repair work will be carried out in succession this winter.

Notre Dame de Paris is located on the Bank of the Seine River in the center of Paris. It was built in 1163 and completed in 1345. It is one of the most representative cultural relics in France. It is world-famous for Hugo's novel of the same name and has been listed in the world heritage list by UNESCO. On April 15, 2019, Notre Dame in Paris was suddenly caught in a fire, and the roof and spire were burned. Fortunately, the main building was preserved. According to the plan of the French government, Notre Dame de Paris will be re unveiled in 2024 and open to tourists again. Earlier, some experts said that the relevant reconstruction and repair work may cost at least $1 billion.