Syria 'chemical' attack: Douma's warren of war tunnels revealed
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Image source, EPABomb-proof tunnels big enough to drive down: the war-torn Syrian town of Douma has been yielding up its secrets since rebels abandoned it this month after the suspected government chemical attack there.
Image source, EPAThe tunnels, fitted with electric lights, snake under the town.
Image source, EPAThe impressive structures have reinforced walls and are paved in places.
Image source, EPAExits to the daylight world quickly reveal why people sheltered so deeply underground.
Image source, EPAMuch of the former opposition bastion has been reduced to rubble.
Image source, EPABut there are still playgrounds, swings and children in Douma.