ANNEX 1 184 Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (1990–1999) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (1990–1999) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (2000–2009) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (2000–2009) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (2009) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (2009) El Salvador 674 101,480 1,754 2,182,807 275 90,000 Falkland Islands (UK) n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. French Guiana (F) n.a. 70,000 n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Greenland (DK) n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Grenada n.a. 1,210 40 61,650 n.d.r. n.d.r. Guadeloupe (F) 4 899 21 153 n.d.r. n.d.r. Guatemala 830 150,703 2,251 3,422,077 36 2,513,828 Guyana n.a. 1,252,600 44 409,774 n.d.r. n.d.r. Haiti 4,112 2,604,514 6,936 1,191,958 88 12,787 Honduras 15,276 2,860,970 434 1,849,813 7 300,136 Jamaica 28 556,512 55 429,410 n.d.r. n.d.r. Martinique (F) 10 5,110 2 106 n.d.r. n.d.r. Mexico 4,136 2,420,218 1,598 6,792,601 121 252,299 Montserrat (UK) 32 13,000 n.a. 200 n.d.r. n.d.r. Netherlands Antilles (NL) 2 40,000 15 4 n.d.r. n.d.r. Nicaragua 3,690 1,919,740 335 569,807 n.a. 26,782 Panama 147 49,102 143 100,671 22 4,258 Paraguay 114 470,654 456 591,955 n.a. 212,735 Peru 2,909 5,577,770 3,586 6,678,647 641 25,775 Puerto Rico (USA) 67 156,005 113 16,999 n.a. 1,500 Saint Kitts and Nevis 5 12,980 n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Saint Lucia 4 1,125 1 n.a. n.d.r. n.d.r. Saint Pierre et Miquelon (F) n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Saint Vincent and The Grenadines 3 300 4 1,534 n.d.r. n.d.r. Suriname n.d.r. n.d.r. 35 31,548 n.d.r. n.d.r. Trinidad and Tobago 5 1,627 3 1,760 n.d.r. n.d.r. Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) 43 n.a. 89 1,818 85 118 United States 5,283 4,407,989 5,198 20,850,645 215 11,314 Uruguay 110 19,087 41 158,712 12 22,000 Venezuela 30,648 623,718 673 136,374 18 n.a. Virgin Islands (UK) n.a. 3 n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Virgin Islands (US) 10 10,000 n.a. n.a. n.d.r. n.d.r. Asia 756,124 1,894,409,821 933,250 2,159,714,852 9,744 111,793,234 Afghanistan 10,796 536,177 5,043 10,882,311 140 65,883 Armenia2 106 7,022,954 1 297,000 n.d.r. n.d.r. Azerbaijan2 561 2,443,312 142 39,819 n.a. 5,000 Bahrain 10 n.a. 212 60 n.d.r. n.d.r. Bangladesh 149,430 81,879,521 13,430 72,415,045 433 4,568,000 Bhutan 39 65,600 223 1,012 23 12
Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (1990–1999) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (1990–1999) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (2000–2009) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (2000–2009) Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported killed (2009) <strong>World</strong> <strong>Disasters</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2010</strong> – Disaster data ANNEX 1 185 Total number <strong>of</strong> people reported affected (2009) Brunei Darussalam n.a. n.a. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Cambodia 816 18,789,379 526 8,392,339 36 178,104 China’s People Republic3 36,381 1,258,680,092 111,768 1,126,067,999 1,152 72,464,797 Georgia2 379 4,665 89 1,422,552 n.a. 7,306 Hong Kong (China) 3 350 8,795 60 4,466 n.a. 350 India 59,846 315,125,127 64,478 659,134,721 2,044 8,997,490 Indonesia 8,705 7,065,982 182,999 11,668,855 1,946 2,876,919 Iran, Islamic Republic 45,067 38,941,198 31,412 76,359,370 234 336 Iraq 118 500 1,508 72,547 13 3,005 Israel 156 1,343 49 885 n.d.r. n.d.r. Japan 6,602 1,441,107 1,128 1,654,816 89 32,848 Jordan 59 198,340 145 150,322 n.d.r. n.d.r. Kazakhstan2 244 638,036 212 81,177 63 43 Korea, Democratic People’s Republic4 381,865 49,554,203 230,313 26,402,902 n.d.r. n.d.r. Korea, Republic 2,451 446,138 1,355 521,840 17 14 Kuwait 2 200 43 76 43 76 Kyrgyzstan2 255 205,464 323 29,570 n.d.r. n.d.r. Lao People’s Democratic Republic 180 2,860,862 77 1,386,082 26 128,887 Lebanon 70 104,075 93 17,609 44 39 Macau (China) 3 n.a. 3,986 n.a. 133 n.d.r. n.d.r. Malaysia 890 49,574 287 460,282 n.a. 10,875 Maldives 10 23,849 133 28,963 n.d.r. n.d.r. Mongolia 280 105,061 165 4,841,665 29 910,007 Myanmar 775 684,323 138,962 2,752,674 24 1,351 Nepal 3,446 865,442 2,946 2,574,231 203 175,104 Oman n.d.r. n.d.r. 192 20,115 n.d.r. n.d.r. Pakistan 9,318 20,514,524 78,779 26,319,733 244 75,183 Palestine (West Bank and Gaza) 5 14 20 5 765 n.d.r. n.d.r. Philippines 15,965 38,820,297 11,705 50,230,127 1,409 13,353,441 Qatar n.d.r. n.d.r. 30 n.a. 30 n.a. Saudi Arabia 2,550 1,936 1,369 24,530 161 10,000 Singapore 3 1,437 n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. n.d.r. Sri Lanka 635 3,325,964 35,892 7,241,738 3 380,000 Syrian Arab Republic 145 329,091 363 5539676 22 1,300,007 Taiwan (China) 3,189 531,221 1,519 2,981,258 630 2,307,523 Tajikistan2 1,868 379,584 202 9,306,479 22 22,836 Thailand 2,705 22,079,796 9,913 28,220,118 96 200,286 Timor-Leste6 n.d.r. n.d.r. 5 13,685 n.d.r. n.d.r.
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