Critical Facilities during a restoration process include:

Critical facilities during a restoration process are those that are essential for public health and safety, as well as the overall restoration of infrastructure. Nuclear plants are classified as critical facilities due to their significant role in providing power and potential implications for safety and security. Ensuring that nuclear plants are operational or secure during a restoration process is paramount, given the consequences of a failure in this sector.

Cafeterias, high-rise buildings, and private residences, while important for day-to-day functioning, do not hold the same level of priority during a large-scale restoration effort. The focus on nuclear plants underscores the priority given to facilities that can impact large populations and critical services, particularly in emergency situations.