[Solved] Why is it important to make underground installations flexible in landslide-prone areas?

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Q.	Why is it important to make underground installations flexible in landslide-prone areas?
A.	To withstand forces caused by ground movement
B.	To prevent water infiltration
C.	To reduce construction costs
D.	To minimize visual impact
Answer» A. To withstand forces caused by ground movement
Explanation: Flexibility allows these installations to move with the ground during a landslide, minimizing damage.

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