The iconic windmill blades collapse

2024-04-27 06:34:55

The emblematic blades of the windmill of the red Millone of the most recognizable symbols of Parissuffered a collapse sudden during the night, as reported by firefighters this Thursday. This accident occurred just a few months before the French capital is scheduled to host the Olympic Games.

Fortunately, the collapse It occurred after the closure of the place, said an official of the red Mill, who preferred to remain anonymous. Firefighters confirmed that there is no additional risk of collapse and the exact cause of the accident is still unknown.

According to a source from cabaret, the technical teams carry out weekly checks on the Moulin Rouge mechanism and had not detected any previous problems. This is the first such incident since the cabaret opened its doors in 1889.

Images shared on social networks showed the windmill blades lying on the street, some slightly bent from the fall.

Moulin Rouge blades. Screenshot.

He red Millrecognized by its distinctive red windmill blades, is located in northern Paris and it is one of the most popular destinations in the city. Since its opening in 1889, it has been an icon of Parisian culture and especially famous for being the birthplace of the modern can-can dance.

Previously, the Moulin Rouge faced a significant fire in 1915 during restoration work, which forced the cabaret to close for nine years.

This is what the Moulin Rouge looks like today. Photo EFE

Paris is currently preparing to welcome thousands of visitors from around the world during the Olympic Games between July and August.

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2024-04-27 06:34:55