Sounds like a great place to be safe in case of Coronavirus or any other pandemia…?? You just need to be a bit wealthy..

Vivos Europa One Shelter in Germany

In event of an apocalypse there is a bunker ready in Rothenstein (village near Iena) for millionaires. It was built by Robert Vicino, founder of Vivos, a California-based company.

Sophie Jane Evans for DailyMail.com wrote in 2015 “It boasts a luxurious array of swimming pools, theaters, gyms, restaurants, custom apartments and its own helicopter service. But at the same time, it can apparently withstand a nuclear blast, chemical agents, earthquakes, tsunamis – and virtually any other disaster or attack. These photos show an opulent, invitation-only underground survival bunker, which is being dubbed the world’s ‘ultimate doomsday escape”. It portrays a planned survival complex that is comparable to a billionaire’s mansion or mega-yacht – but much bigger, and with ‘life-saving’ capabilities. Although the cost per apartment remains unclear, the property is valued at around $1.1billion – meaning it will likely be available only to the super-rich. Each family in the complex will be provided with a private 2,500-square-foot apartment, which they can design and build to their own specifications. They may decide to add a pool, a theater or a deluxe bathroom. They will also have access to a hospital area, several restaurants and a bakery. Other common area amenities will include roadways, a wine cellar, prayer rooms, classrooms, a television station and a detention center.Families will pay a base sum for their apartment, along with their share of the costs for managing and staffing the complex, and other costs.”

• Consists of a planned survival complex that is comparable to billionaire’s mega-yacht or mansion – but much bigger
• Boasts swimming pools, theaters, gyms, restaurants, custom apartments, outdoor space and helicopter service
• But it can also apparently withstand nuclear blast, chemical agents, earthquakes, tsunamis, or another disaster
• Although the cost per apartment remains unclear, the property is valued at $1.1bn (its original value was $225m)
• Underground shelter is currently in ‘turnkey operational condition’; residents are accepted based on their ‘skills’ Article Dailymail 14 June 2015

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The first pic above depicts the hospital area at the shelter, which is in ‘turnkey operational condition’ and worth $1billion

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LET’S BE SAFE IN A BUNKER !