The underground city in Helsinki consists of about 500 bunkers that were built for years. This has given local society a place that, in the event of any threat, will be able not only to defend people, but besides to supply them with a substitute for their regular life. There are even sports fields, cafes, restaurants, and playgrounds for the youngest.
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Powerful bunkers under Helsinki. Restaurants, go-karts, playrooms and training halls
Bunkers located below the surface of Helsinki include gymnasiums, playgrounds for children, swimming pools, places to eat, and at the same time are designed to withstand even the atomic threat, protecting the local population from radiation. According to authors of the YouTube profile called "Planeta Abstraction", the full dimension of the tunnels is about 200 kilometres, any of which scope up to 100 metres below sea level. But the crucial thing is that it can fit as many as 900,000 people. This means that the people of Helsinki and the surrounding areas will be sheltered there in an emergency, as only about 600 000 people live in the capital.
I always felt we were safe in Scandinavia. Of course Finland lives next to Russia. They can do whatever they want, and the war in Ukraine proves it.
- said 1 of Helsinki's residents, as quoted by Rudaw.net. The largest protection in the underground city is simply a super-large door that is strong adequate to be fearless even by the atomic detonation mentioned earlier.
The underground city is inactive standing by. "At least here I feel safe"
Interestingly, present the underground city serves residents and tourists who can research tunnels and usage facilities or service facilities located there. According to the author of the profile "Planet Abstraction", all these sites, if necessary, will be converted into real shelters in just a fewer twelve hours.
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At least I feel safe here.
- says 1 of the women who presently works in the bunker. However, it is worth noting that not all rooms are accessible to outsiders. Only the military can enter many of them. This should not be surprising, however, due to the fact that Finland has been focusing on various forms of defence of its people for years. In addition to the construction of shelters and escape routes in the form of metro stations, they besides focus on the "concept of comprehensive security" and expanding the production of weapons. For them, safety and strength are the most important.
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