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2. Vivos (underground shelter) - Wikipedia

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   In 2013, Vivos acquired the purchase rights to a large portion of the Atchison Storage Facility, a 2,700,000-square-foot (25 ha) former limestone mine in Atchison, Kansas, formerly owned by the US Army, and announced plans to convert it into "the world's largest private underground survivor shelter", housing 5,000 people.

3. Refugee shelter - Wikipedia

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   Disasters, particularly those triggered by nature, are often followed by a swift humanitarian relief response. Emergency humanitarian relief focuses on responding to the immediate need for restoration of basic services, medical treatment and medical supplies, food, and temporary shelter; and is a short-term, strenuous and often improvised effort.

4. Survivalism - Wikipedia

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   They invest in material for fortifying structures and tools for rebuilding and constructing temporary shelters. While assuming the long-term continuity of society, some may have invested in a custom-built shelter, food, water, medicine, and enough supplies to get by until contact with the rest of the world resumes following a natural emergency ...

5. Fifteen survival shelters that can save your life - AOL

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6. NYC phases out 2 hotels used as migrant shelters - AOL

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   The overall costs to house migrants per night is $352 — including $130 to hotels for the room rental and separate payments social service, food and cleaning costs.

7. Underground Real Estate Boom: Bomb Shelter Sales on the Rise

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   Home prices may be double-dipping and dripping downward across the U.S., but there's one real estate market that's looking up, way up: luxury underground bunkers and bomb shelters.