Escape tunnels

Escape tunnels are underground passageways constructed to provide a means of escape from a confined space, such as a prison, bunker, or during a siege. Historically, they have been used by prisoners attempting to flee captivity or by people seeking refuge during conflicts. These tunnels can be simple or complex, often requiring careful planning and significant effort to dig. They can serve as vital lifelines in desperate situations, allowing individuals to avoid capture or danger by providing a hidden route to safety. Their construction is often covert, reflecting the urgency and danger of their purpose.