Earthquakes can have a severe impact on infrastructure in various ways. Some effects include structural damage to buildings, bridges, and roads, which can lead to collapses and hinder transportation systems. Additionally, earthquakes can disrupt utility services such as water, electricity, and gas, causing widespread outages and further complicating recovery efforts. The overall cost of repairing and rebuilding damaged infrastructure after an earthquake can be substantial and have long-lasting consequences on a community's well-being and economy.
