Another museum robbery in broad daylight: Egyptian queen's necklace stolen in Vienna

A robbery was carried out during the day at the Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria. The robbers entered the museum with their faces uncovered, bought tickets and managed to steal a valuable art deco necklace that had belonged to Egyptian queen Nazli Sabri, who lived between 1894 and 1978. The jewelry is valued at 3.7 million euros. The case draws attention due to the criminals' audacity, who did not try to hide their identity when entering the establishment. This robbery joins a series of recent museum robberies, highlighting the vulnerability of these cultural institutions even during operating hours.