Various events of the past decade have spurred a rise in the popularity of safe rooms, including New Year's Eve during “Y2K," the terrorist attacks in New York City in 2001, and the subsequent anthrax poisonings that led to fears of civil unrest and war. The features of the modern safe room are mostly derived from fallout shelters during the 1950s, which were created in response to the fear of nuclear attacks. Safe rooms designed for weather protection have their origins in storm cellars. In the 1920s, hidden rooms stored Prohibition-banned liquor. In the United States, safe rooms were used in the Underground Railroad during the 1800s, where secret rooms hid escaping slaves. Castles had a "castle keep," a room located in the deepest part of the castle, which was designed so the feudal lord could hide during a siege. Safe rooms can be traced back as far as the Middle Ages. to provide social distancing in the event of a serious disease outbreak and.This type of safe room, known as a fallout shelter, was more common during the Cold War than it is today While safe rooms near the blast may be incinerated, those far away may be shielded from radioactive fallout. Underground tornado bunkers are common in certain tornado-prone regions of the United States protection against natural disasters, such as tornadoes and hurricanes.Many professional athletes, actors and politicians install safe rooms in their houses
The protection of a safe room will afford residents extra time to contact police Why are safe rooms used? Reasons include: The planned 100,000-square foot room will be installed beneath his 1,788-room, 2,152,782-square foot residence.
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