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A photograph taken on November 24, 2020 in Paris shows the melted scaffolding on the roof of Notre-Dame cathedral during reconstruction works. Reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reached a turning point on Nov. 24 with the removal of the last portions of scaffolding that melted during last year's blaze, which will allow crucial protective and stabilisation work to proceed. (Photo/Agencies)
A photograph taken on November 24, 2020 in Paris shows the pulpit of Notre-Dame cathedral during reconstruction works. Reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reached a turning point on Nov. 24 with the removal of the last portions of scaffolding that melted during last year's blaze, which will allow crucial protective and stabilisation work to proceed. (Photo/Agencies)
A photograph taken on Nov. 24, 2020 in Paris shows the pulpit of Notre-Dame cathedral during reconstruction works. Reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reached a turning point on Nov. 24 with the removal of the last portions of scaffolding that melted during last year's blaze, which will allow crucial protective and stabilisation work to proceed. (Photo/Agencies)
A photograph taken on Nov. 24, 2020 in Paris shows the pulpit of Notre-Dame cathedral during reconstruction works. Reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reached a turning point on Nov. 24 with the removal of the last portions of scaffolding that melted during last year's blaze, which will allow crucial protective and stabilisation work to proceed. (Photo/Agencies)
A photograph taken on November 24, 2020 in Paris shows the broken roof of Notre-Dame cathedral during reconstruction works. Reconstruction of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reached a turning point on Nov. 24 with the removal of the last portions of scaffolding that melted during last year's blaze, which will allow crucial protective and stabilisation work to proceed. (Photo/Agencies)
