Which of the following would NOT indicate a catastrophic ground cover collapse?

The indication of a catastrophic ground cover collapse is typically associated with significant structural changes and safety concerns related to buildings and the ground beneath them. Items like condemned structures, structural damages, and visible depressions directly suggest that the ground or the foundations of structures have been compromised due to issues like sinkholes or similar geological events.

Damage to property contents, while it may signify an impact from a structural event, does not necessarily correlate with the ground itself having collapsed. It reflects the aftermath of an event but does not provide direct evidence of a ground cover collapse. This means that while contents within a property may be affected as a result of significant structural issues, they are an indirect indicator rather than a direct sign of ground instability.