UkraineSoviet-era Cold War bomb shelters may be put back into use

This is one of the many bunkers that is working in Kiev. These were set up a long time ago, but they're sort of being put back into rotation. This one was opened up in 1970 01:00. A.m. Told it can hold about 210

And over here, this is actually a map of the facility to give you an idea of the number of rooms that are here. It's not a big space, but it is functional and has an air vent system that does not pull in air from outside, but ventilates it throughout the building here that can be done manually or by electricity. If we go over here, like I said, this is a very old shelter. It's been used hasn't been used in a long time. Some of these posters talk about what to do in the case of an emergency medical attention that can be administered.

There's also a little medical room in this bunker. There's what to do in the case of a nuclear attack, a biological attack. These posters we're added to this bunker after Chernobyl. Again, no one's thinking that these will necessarily be needed, but should they be needed, they are here for people in keys.