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Thursday, January 9, 2014
Average human loss in Natural or weather related catastrophes per year: 106,000 worldwide
Globally, losses from natural catastrophes
in 2013 were somewhat more moderate: the direct overall losses of around
US$ 125bn and insured losses of around US$ 31bn remained below the
average figures of the past ten years (US$ 184bn and US$ 56bn).
Regrettably, in a total of 880 natural catastrophes (average of the
past ten years: 790), more than 20,000 people were killed. This meant
that the death toll was higher than in 2012, but significantly below the
average of the past ten years (106,000).
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