Vulnerability to weather and vandalism following fire suppression activities are forms of:
A) primary damage.
B) secondary damage.
C) involuntary damage.
D) specification damage.

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Secondary damage refers to the additional harm that occurs following the initial event, in this case, the aftermath of fire suppression activities, such as vulnerability to weather and vandalism.

Vulnerability to Weather and Vandalism Following Fire Suppression Activities Are