Architect: Tallinn is not prepared for large‑scale sheltering

Architect Toivo Tammik has raised concerns about Tallinn's readiness to accommodate a large influx of people seeking shelter. He warns that the city would encounter significant difficulties in managing such a scenario.

According to Tammik, the current infrastructure and planning are insufficient to handle the needs of tens of thousands of individuals requiring immediate refuge. This highlights a potential vulnerability in the capital's emergency preparedness.

The assessment suggests a critical gap in the city's ability to protect its population during large-scale emergencies.