Here is how billionaires will survive the end of the world Are you prepared for the doomsday?
At least, Robert Vicino, founder and CEO of Vivos, has a plan for the impending end of the world. He is planning to build a network of high-end, underground bunkers for those who can afford to pay for their assured safety.
Here is a look inside the world's largest planned doomsday escape.
As per Forbes, Each family will be provided a private 2,500 square foot of floor area, capable of two story improvements for a total of 5,000 square feet of private living quarters.
The shelter to be developed by Vivos is located in Germany.
The Forbes report added, The complex includes over 21,108 square meters (227,904 square feet) of secured, blast proof living areas; and, an additional 4,079 square meters (43,906 square feet) of above-ground office and warehouse buildings, including a train servicing depot.
A look inside the shelter.
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The shelter will also have medical facilities in case of any emergencies.
Reportedly, The typical chamber area is 5 meters wide (16.40 feet), by 6 meters tall (19.68 feet) and 85 meters (278.87 feet) long. Collectively there are over 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) of continuous tunnel chambers (equivalent to 71 Boeing 747’s fuselages stretched end to end).
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