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| Interior bedroom of bunker |
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| Bunker swimming pool and garden using artificial lighting |
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| Underground bunker wine cellar |
The most interesting thing about Covid-19 is that it's a problem that is affecting everyone, mostly skewed to baby boomers, but nevertheless is a terrifying, fast-spreading virus that has consumed the world. And as medical test kits lack, no vaccine for 12-18 months, that means the super-rich can't buy themselves out of this crisis. So that's why they're loading up their designer travel bags on private jets and heading to military-style bunkers to survive the pandemic.
Well, sh*t, like the rest of us, we're just going to have to adapt to the new normal of wearing 3M N-95 masks, and periodically applying Purell on our hands if we go out in public. But for the super-rich, they have the luxury of hopping on a private plane to a specifically designed and prepared disaster bunker in countries or regions that are seeing relatively low community spreading.
The Guardian says private jet demand has soared as the world's wealthiest people avoid airports and are taking "personal doctors or nurses" to their disaster bunkers to weather the virus storm.
Mark Ali, chief executive and medical director of the Private Harley Street Clinic, told The Guardian that wealthy folks have been demanding Covid-19 virus test kits, willing to pay top dollar for a test, but as Ali explained (READ MORE)
Well, sh*t, like the rest of us, we're just going to have to adapt to the new normal of wearing 3M N-95 masks, and periodically applying Purell on our hands if we go out in public. But for the super-rich, they have the luxury of hopping on a private plane to a specifically designed and prepared disaster bunker in countries or regions that are seeing relatively low community spreading.
The Guardian says private jet demand has soared as the world's wealthiest people avoid airports and are taking "personal doctors or nurses" to their disaster bunkers to weather the virus storm.
Mark Ali, chief executive and medical director of the Private Harley Street Clinic, told The Guardian that wealthy folks have been demanding Covid-19 virus test kits, willing to pay top dollar for a test, but as Ali explained (READ MORE)
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