“…Various risk incidents, e.g., natural disasters, key-supplier bankruptcy, labor strikes, or terrorist attacks, showed that the business environment is becoming more and more uncertain and fragile [8][9][10]. Furthermore, wide spreading global procurement, decentralized production, outsourcing, supplier reduction, minimizing inventory, etc., increased the supply chain vulnerability, and highlighted the importance and urgency of proactive supply chain disruption risk management [11][12][13]. Therefore, the reliable facility location problem (RFLP) with the disruption risk factor considered is an important topic which needs the further investigation of scholars and practitioners.…”