Impregnable underground nuclear bunker

A nuclear disaster shelter built at a depth of 15 meters in the state of Georgia, USA, can protect residents from all dangers.

Located deep underground, the bunker can withstand any nuclear explosion. Photo: Caters News Agency.

The nuclear bunker, located at a former US military base in Savannah, Georgia, was designed to protect residents from bomb blasts amid tensions between the US and North Korea. It includes one-metre thick walls, an air intake system, a first aid room, a security camera system and a decontamination shower, the Mirror reported today.

The bunker was originally built to withstand a 20-kiloton nuclear explosion in 1969, but can also withstand natural disasters, harassment, and terrorist attacks. It has hot water, solar panels, and humidity control. Residents can use an in-house movie theater, a game room, a weapons room, and a children's classroom.

The underground bunker, built by engineers and the army nearly 50 years ago, was completely renovated to government standards in 2012. The bunker is located on 13 hectares of land and spans two floors with a total usable area of ​​about 1,300 square meters.

The first floor contains the public areas, along with separate areas for staff, while the second floor has four luxury apartments. Each apartment contains a kitchen, dining area, two bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom in a total area of ​​56 square meters.

"We live in an increasingly dangerous world. This complex provides a safe haven for any family, business or government that needs protection and comfort. The renovations include many amenities that are not inferior to a 5-star hotel, except that the bunker is located 15 meters underground, impenetrable and undetectable," said Chris Salamone, co-owner of Bastion Holdings, a company specializing in security training.

According to VNE