Due to water damage, the glass tiles of the mosaics required restoration, with regional authorities estimating the project to cost 1.1 million euros ($ 1.23 million ), funded by the European Union. The restoration’s crane is expected to be completely removed by mid-October, while the new light, provided by the Hungarian business Zumtobel, is currently being tested and is scheduled for opening in late November. ( Photo: Reuters )
Trending
- Virginia jury awards $300 million to women alleging sexual abuse at children’s hospital
- Drake Hogestyn, beloved ‘Days of Our Lives’ star, passes away at 70
- Pope Francis vows to support clergy sexual abuse victims during Belgium visit
- Italy’s Monreale Cathedral’s stunning mosaics regain golden lustre
- Air Canada fined for breaching restricted Iraqi airspace
- Seven Pakistani labourers killed by gunmen in Balochistan’s Panjgur
- Why will there be no Fruit Loops and Flamin’ Hot Cheetos in California schools anymore?
- Kamala’s Bungling Border Visit Comes as Shocking Illegal Crime Stats Revealed