Underground fortresses in many cities have been transformed into regular emergency spaces, providing diversified guarantees for residents safety.

These facilities rely on the protective characteristics of underground spaces, equipped with basic living supplies, emergency communication equipment and simple medical supplies, and can provide temporary shelter areas for citizens in special situations. The renovated space takes into account both daily storage and emergency functions, retaining the structural stability of the fortress and adding configurations such as ventilation and lighting to meet peoples livelihood needs.

According to the relevant management departments, the layout of such emergency spaces focuses on densely populated areas and extends to suburban residential areas. At present, several pilot projects have completed basic construction and passed safety verification. Some spaces are also equipped with emergency knowledge publicity corners, and simple risk avoidance training is regularly carried out to improve residents response capabilities.

Industry insiders said that the transformation of underground fortresses into emergency spaces is a specific practice for improving the urban safety system, which not only revitalizes existing space resources, but also supplements the coverage dimension of traditional emergency facilities. In the future, internal configurations and management mechanisms will be optimized according to actual feedback, so that such spaces can better serve peoples livelihood safety needs.