Occupation Tunnels

Occupation Tunnels are underground passages created and maintained for specific purposes such as transportation, utilities, or industrial use. They are engineered structures that allow safe, efficient access below the surface, often traversing urban areas or challenging terrains. Designed with careful planning and safety measures, these tunnels facilitate movement, service delivery, or resource extraction without disrupting surface activities. Examples include subway lines, utility conduits, or mining passageways. By providing under-the-ground routes, occupation tunnels help reduce congestion, protect infrastructure, and improve operational efficiency in densely populated or geographically complex regions.