Super rich build bunkers for cars, gold and wine to enjoy during WW3

A Swiss company is carving out a network of luxury underground vaults in the Swiss Alps, marketed as doomsday storage for ultra-wealthy buyers. The project is led by Thomas Gasser, chairman of Brünig Mega Safe, under the Brünig Pass near the village of Lungern. Developers say the complex will include around 20 private vaults buried more than 100 metres into solid rock, designed as a natural fortress, with security claimed to rival the Swiss National Bank. Access is sold through 99-year leases starting at nearly 1 million Swiss francs (about £918,600). The site’s entrance is reportedly kept secret, and local residents have reacted with mixed comments.