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Sweden’s emergency shelters “back in fashion”

After a long period of obscurity, Sweden’s emergency shelters are back in the spotlight as the government proposes to spend over 18 million euro in next year’s budget on an upgrade, while also training the rescue services in an effort to strengthen the civil defence.
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Guided tour of emergency shelter

The Minister for Civil Defence Carl-Oskar Bohlin, invited the media to tour the Katarinaberget emergency shelter and talk about the government’s civil defence measures. The shelter is in Södermalm in Stockholm and is the biggest in Sweden with space for 11,000 people. 

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