In 1976, a bomb shelter opened in Lucerne that was intended to accommodate 20,000 people during the Cold War. The Sonnenberg Tunnel under the A2 is an underground command post, although its capacity was reduced to 2,000 places in 2006.
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In 1976, a bomb shelter opened in Lucerne that was intended to accommodate 20,000 people during the Cold War. The Sonnenberg Tunnel under the A2 is an underground command post, although its capacity was reduced to 2,000 places in 2006.
The article Under a Swiss motorway sits a bunker that was meant to let 20,000 people survive first appeared on Duurzaamnieuws.