Infrastructure damage

Infrastructure damage refers to harm or deterioration to essential systems and facilities that support daily life and economic activities, such as roads, bridges, water supply, power grids, and communication networks. This damage can result from natural disasters, accidents, or aging, causing disruptions in transportation, utilities, and services. Restoring infrastructure is crucial for safety, recovery, and maintaining societal functions. It often requires repairs, replacements, or upgrades to ensure resilience and efficiency in the face of future challenges.