Dutch Government to Pay Millions for Stolen Romanian Treasures

A valuable gold helmet and bracelets were stolen from a museum in the Netherlands.

The Dutch government had an insurance plan that would pay if the items were stolen.

Now, the government is likely going to pay out 5.7 million euros to cover the loss.

The items are considered treasures in Romania, which has caused some outrage.

Police are offering a reward for information that leads to the recovery of the stolen items.

Two suspects are in court.

The government hopes to get the treasures back and is focused on their recovery.