Switzerland's Extensive Network of Nuclear Bunkers Explained
Switzerland is home to over 370,000 underground nuclear bunkers, ensuring each of its 9 million citizens has a space in case of nuclear fallout. This extensive network was developed during the Cold War and has been maintained due to Switzerland's historical neutrality and strategic location. The bunkers are equipped with blast doors and ventilation systems, and in peacetime, they are often repurposed for other uses. The Swiss government continues to invest in these shelters, viewing them as a national reserve for emergencies. 
