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August of 2003: The heatwave happened in France, Italy, Germany and other countries throughout Europe. 70,000 people died. $13.8 billion us dollars in damage.

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December 26, 2003:  A 6.6 scaled earthquake breaks down the historic city of Bam in southeastern Iran, and around 26,000 people were killed.

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May 2, 2008: Cyclone Nargis washes up densely populated areas around the Irrawaddy River delta in Myanmar, washing away whole farming villages. Around 138,000 people died.

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March 11, 2011: a scaled 9.0 earthquake off northeastern Japan caused a tsunami that swept onto Japan's coast. About 19,000 people died and three nuclear reactors melted at the Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant.

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May 26, 2001: The Bhuj or The Gujarat earthquake made 20,000 people die. The area is known as a intra-plate area. This is because earthquakes can happen often there and can be very harmful. The earthquake lasted for a little over 2 minutes. The epicenter was about 9 km southwest of the village of Chobari in Bhachau Taluka of Kutch District of Gujarat, India

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May 12, 2008: The Sichuan Province in China is where the earthquake happened. The earthquake scaled a 7.9 killed 69,197 people. 18,222 people are still missing today. The earthquake did damage tolling up to about $85 billion dollars. Today, about three years after the earthquake people are still homeless and living in tents. A lot of money has been donated, but much of the money has been misspent or misplaced.

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October 8, 2005: The Kashmir Earthquake, hit a 7.6 in the Richter Scale. The epicenter was near the India-Pakistan border. 86,000 people died, and 106,000 people injured. Humanitarian movements were trying to give 500,000 people shelters and food. The Kashmir Earthquake Destroyed over 600,000 homes and over 3million people were then homeless, but over $5.4 billion US dollars in aid from all over the world helped people get their lives back to normal.

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August 29, 2005: This Hurricane also known as Hurricane Katrina hit the golf coast of the U.S. leaving many places in damage including the city of New Orleans mostly underwater. This was the 6th strongest and 5th largest hurricane in the United States. Katrina killed 1,833 people and ate up over $81 billion. Today, years after Katrina has passed people are still displaced and rebuilding has not been completed.

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December 26, 2004: Just before the tsunami an earthquake happened in the Indian Ocean. The Sumatra-Andaman earthquake hit a 9.15 of power on the Richter Scale. Only lasting 10 seconds the tsunami ungloved a large portion of land and killing 200,000 to 310,000 deaths on the shores of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, South India, and Thailand. 52,000 homes and 300 hospitals have been rebuilt, and most of the infrastructure has been repaired

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January 12, 2010: This earthquake hit 16 miles west of  Port au Prince, Haiti's capital. This natural disaster affected over 3 million people, and caused over 200,000 people to die. 2 million people were homeless, and 3 million people were injured. 250,000 houses were ripped apart and fallen down. 30,000 other buildings went along with them. A lot of money has been raised for Haiti, but today they are still yet to be repaired.