Fabían said that the Mexican hurricane that occurred on October 23, 1959

affected the Pacific coast and left more than 2,000 dead on its way.

Jaime said that in the summer of 2003, a heat wave broke all temperature
records in Europe and caused 3,000 deaths in France.

Juan Carlos said that the 2017 floods in Peru from unusually warm Pacific
waters had killed at least 150 people.

Gregorio told me that in 1988 Hurricane Gilberto hit Mexico hard, took
the lives of 225 people and left great economic damage.

Agustin said two people died after tornadoes and storms that passed
through various states.

Hilario said Hurricane Alex of 2010 had caused torrential rains as it

weakened to become a tropical storm over northeast Mexico, flooding the
city of Monterrey.

Brayan Antonio told me that the 1998 hurricane had killed 170 people.
The ships sank and 60,000 families were left homeless.

Gilberto said that on January 2, 2020, 43 people died in the Jakarta floods
and 400,000 were left homeless. At least 182 neighborhoods had been
submerged in the largest area of the city.

Choche said that on January 4 there were wildfires in Australia. And

because of that, over a billion animals had died.
Raymundo said that on November 12, 1970, Cyclone Bhola of 1970 hit
Bangladesh. It had been a devastating tropical cyclone that claimed up to
half a million lives.

Magallanes said the 1985 Mexico City earthquake had occurred in a

densely populated urban environment.

Pablo said Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 had killed more than 1,800
lives, and was ranked as the costliest natural disaster in the history of the
United States.

Alfredo told me that the 2019 forest fires in the rain forest were a series
of fires that had primarily affected the Amazon legal Amazon region.

Edwin Montaña told me that one year after the tragedy that occurred due
to the overflow of the Lassitude River, in San Gabriel, on June 2, 2019; The
Governor of Jalisco announced the recovery of the damaged
infrastructure.
The state president had reported that the replacements of 4,500 meters
of drinking water lines and another 3,800 in the city of El Jazmin had been
completed.

Luis Teodoro told me that a violent tornado hit Dallas that same night,
throwing debris 3 miles high. A destructive tornado that had hit north
Dallas and caused significant power outages and damage.

Victor told me that on May 21, 2020, Tropical Storm Amanda had killed at
least seven people in El Salvador due to heavy rains that overflowed
rivers, flooded city streets, and caused landslides.
Brando Ríos said that in the Notre Dame de Paris fire, many people
witnessed the devastating fire and died.

Miguel Salvador said that a magnitude 7.5 earthquake and the subsequent
20-foot tsunami brought widespread devastation to Sulawesi Island in
Indonesia in late September, devastating entire cities and leaving more
than 330,000 people homeless.

Felipe de jesús told me that on April 10 the Krakatoa erupted, considered

by many to be the most dangerous volcano in the world due to the deaths
it caused in the past. However, scientists had explained that this is a
normal activity given the high geological activity of the region in which
they are located.

Sergio Luis said that on May 22, 1960, an eight-minute earthquake had
struck southern Chile, the mega earthquake had shaken 1,000 kilometers
of land and sea from the Biobío region to the Aye region in Chile.

Luis Rangel told me that avalanches caused by heavy snowfall killed 156
people in Afghanistan and Pakistan. That the majority of the damage had
occurred in Afghanistan, where the majority of the victims were women
and children, as well as 300 homes were destroyed.

Fatima said an earthquake caused widespread devastation on Indonesia's

Sulawesi island in late September, devastating entire cities and leaving
more than 330,000 people homeless.

I said that on May 21, 2020, Tropical Storm Amanda had killed seven
people in El Salvador due to heavy rains that flooded rivers, flooded city
streets, and caused landslides.