The blades of the legendary Moulin Rouge, The famous Paris monument collapsed on the night of Wednesday to Thursday, firefighters told the AFP agency, confirming information from the French broadcaster BFMTV. The facade of the Boheme Cabaret was also damaged by the falling rotor blades. In fact, the MOU letters were torn down and collapsed during the incident.
No injuries were reported, said Paris firefighters, who reported that there was no longer any danger of collapse. The reasons for this decline are currently unknown. The blades were covered with a green tarp and were still on the road this morning as a security perimeter was set up around the accident site. They were finally removed from the road at 8 a.m.
The Moulin Rouge cabaret was founded in 1889 at the foot of Montmartre Hill. Its history is shaped by Mistinguett triumph. Many works had great success on their boards. The cabaret offers its customers the opportunity to “immerse themselves in the world of French cancan at a dinner show” and promises magic and charm.
The cabaret will celebrate its 135th anniversary in 2024 and, according to its own information, welcomes around 600,000 visitors annually.
