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    The document provides data on the total number of people affected from tropical cyclone disasters between 1900 to 2023 in various countries. China had the highest number affected at over 267 million people. The Philippines was second highest with over 200 million affected, followed by India with over 143 million affected.

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    The document provides data on the total number of people affected from tropical cyclone disasters between 1900 to 2023 in various countries. China had the highest number affected at over 267 million people. The Philippines was second highest with over 200 million affected, followed by India with over 143 million affected.

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    The document provides data on the total number of people affected from tropical cyclone disasters between 1900 to 2023 in various countries. China had the highest number affected at over 267 million people. The Philippines was second highest with over 200 million affected, followed by India with over 143 million affected.

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    Total affected from Tropical cyclone Disasters, 1900 to 2023

    267,618,698
    China

    200,397,265
    Philippines

    143,389,003
    India

    87,780,297
    Bangladesh

    55,986,085
    Viet Nam

    25,172,481
    Cuba

    15,735,770
    United States of America

    11,229,142
    Madagascar

    8,650,287
    Mozambique

    8,319,653
    Japan
    Source:-EM-DAT,CRED/UCLouvain,Brussels,Belgium- www.emdat.be

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