[Solved] What does physical vulnerability refer to in the context of disasters?

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Q.	What does physical vulnerability refer to in the context of disasters?
A.	The emotional resilience of a community
B.	The economic status of individuals
C.	The structural integrity of buildings and infrastructure
D.	The social cohesion within a community
Answer» C. The structural integrity of buildings and infrastructure
Explanation: Physical vulnerability refers to the susceptibility of physical elements like buildings and infrastructure to damage from hazards.

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