Better than nothing

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When people realized that our local supermarket had no protected space inside, the authorities trucked in a portable shelter.

It is a sad commentary on the situation in my town and in the south that we need such a migunit that can withstand enemy rocket fire. 

There is a ring of small shops  in our town's little commercial center 
Next time the Red Alert siren blares I reckon a lot of people will be running (we have 90 seconds here) to take shelter in the small concrete box.
It is going to be really crowded standing in there for the mandatory ten minutes after the explosion.

I think I'll just continue staying home,  with the luxury of a real bomb shelter right in my apartment.
Didn't want to buy food anyway . . . .
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UPDATE July 27: This just published:

 Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund announced on Sunday that it will provide 160 portable bomb shelters to communities adjacent to the Gaza Strip. The KKLJNF raised $4 million from Diaspora Jews for the project, which will place concrete structures in Ofakim, Bnei Shimon, Gan Yavne, Sderot, Naveh, Bnei Netzarim, Sdot Negev, Eshkol, Hof Ashkelon, Merhavim, Sha’ar Hanegev and Netivot as well as in the Beduin communities of Lakiya, Sha’ar Shalom, Rahat and Hura.

The article continues at the Jerusalem Post.
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