In Lviv, Ukraine, A Basement Museum May Become A Bomb Shelter

The video discusses the potential threat to Lviv, Ukraine, due to the invasion of Ukraine. The City Council is preparing for the worst-case scenario by planning to use a 17th-century church as a temporary shelter. The church, which is normally a museum, has catacombs that could accommodate 400 people in an emergency. The video highlights the challenges of using the church as a shelter, such as the lack of electricity and provisions. The situation remains uncertain, with the City Council in talks with the church to ensure readiness if the threat materializes.

What is the City Council of Lviv planning in response to potential bombings?

• Relocating residents to nearby towns

• Building new bunkers

• Using a church as a temporary shelter

• Evacuating the city

What was the original purpose of the underground area in the church?

• A wine cellar

• A crypt for notable people

• A secret meeting place

• A storage facility

How many people can the church's underground area accommodate in an emergency?

• 800 people

• 600 people

• 400 people

• 200 people

What provisions will be available in the shelter during an emergency?

• Medical supplies

• Sleeping bags

• Food and water

• None, it is a temporary shelter

What is the estimated likelihood of the church being used as a shelter?

• 10%

• 25%

• 75%

• 50%