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22. Intensity/Impact of Disaster in Nepal
Year Dead Injured Missing Affected Houses Est. loss
families destroyed (in million US$)
2005 204 30 31 2088 1102 3.8
2004 192 11 220 16997 4818 4.6
2003 310 58 160 11730 6819 13.4
2002 461 21 287 40486 19836 7.1
2001 418 45 134 16054 6260 7.3
Tot 1585 165 832 87355 38835 36.2
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23. Direct Losses due to Earthquakes (1970-2003 )
Item Number Value of direct losses (NR)
Total number of events 22
Death 876
Injury 6,840
Affected 4,539
Buildings Damaged 33,706 8,200,838,000
Buildings Destroyed 55,234 1,309,606,450
Livestock death 2,215 11,075,000
Total loss at present value (NR) 9,566,605,507
Average loss per year due to earthquake 289,897,136
24. Disaster Losses in Nepal during 1971 – 2006 (37 Years)
Reported Direct
S. Peoples Buildings Buildings Land Loss Livestock
Events Death Injury Loss (Million
No. Affected destroyed damaged (Ha) Death
NRs)
1 DROUGHT 1 - 1,512 - - 329,332 - 10
2 EARTHQUAKE 873 6,842 4,539 33,710 63 - 2,257 22.8337+50
3 EPIDEMIC 15,529 37,773 323,896 - - 1 78 0
4 FIRE 1,081 735 218,128 62,634 2,762 352 113,922 6,244
5 FLOOD 2,864 349 3,315,781 70,115 1,041 196,955 31,117 3,713
6 FOREST FIRE 24 13 10,178 1,698 18 3,173 82 1,031
7 LANDSLIDE 3,899 1,188 480,069 16,779 1,209 21,797 9,046 835
8 OTHER 2,385 2,670 360,725 3,917 388 290,323 79,935 2,030
TOTAL 26,656 49,570 4,715,828 188,875 5,482 841,954 236,459 13,885
25. The most Ten Hazards in Nepal
Ten Most Lethal Hazards in Nepal (1971 - 2005)
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44. The National Strategy for Disaster Risk
Management in Nepal (NSDRMN)
Priority Action 1: Ensure that disaster risk
reduction is a national and local priority with a strong
institutional basis for implementation
Priority Action 2: Identify, assess and monitor
disaster risks and enhance early warning
Priority Action 3: Better knowledge management
for building a culture of safety
Priority Action 4: Reducing the underlying risk
factors
Priority Action 5: Enhance preparedness for
effective response
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