How Much Was Actually Damaged
Maxime Cumunel of the Observatory for Religious Heritage told Reuters: “We have avoided a complete disaster. But some five to 10 percent of the artwork has probably been destroyed, [and] we have to face up to that.” As rescue workers removed paintings from the charred building, the reality of the situation started to become clearer.
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How Much Was Actually Damaged
People Rushed To Help
The shocking fire did a number on many people, and many rushed to offer aid. French businessman Bernard Arnault donated about $200 million to help save and restore Notre Dame. Despite his and many others’ generosity, experts have estimated that the full repair work could end up costing billions of dollars.
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People Rushed To Help