“I sleep much better at night knowing we have these bomb shelters. Rask said Finland first started to build an extensive network of bomb shelters in the 1960s, partly stemming from its experience of fighting the Soviet Union in the winter war of 1939. As the country has not seen any military action since 1945, the bomb shelters have been used as sports facilities, swimming pools, car parks and storage. “I don’t want to brag, but the Finnish bomb shelter technology is one of the best. A bomb shelter in Helsinki.

Source: The Guardian April 22, 2022 22:40 UTC