Editing 2020s (section)

====Floods, avalanches, and mudslides====
''Note: This section reports only floods with 200 or more deaths and avalanches and landslides involving 30 or more deaths.''
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! style="width:120px;"| Event
! style="width:120px;"| Date
! Country
! Description
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| [[2020 Neelum Valley avalanche]]
| January 2020
| | {{flag|Pakistan}}
|At least 74 people were killed and several others injured in the [[Neelum Valley]] in [[Azad Kashmir]], [[Pakistan]], after a series of [[avalanche]]s triggered by heavy [[snowfall]] destroyed and buried 84 homes and 17 shops, while dozens of other buildings were damaged.
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| [[2020 Van avalanches]]
| 4–5 February 2020
| {{flag|Turkey}}
| Two avalanches in [[Turkey]]'s eastern [[Van Province]] resulted in 41 deaths and 84 injuries.
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|[[2020 East Africa floods]]
|March – May 2020
|{{flag|Kenya}}<br />{{flag|Rwanda}}<br />{{flag|Democratic Republic of the Congo}}<br />{{flag|Ethiopia}}<br />{{flag|Somalia}}<br />{{flag|Uganda}}<br />{{flag|Djibouti}}<br />{{flag|Burundi}}<br />{{flag|Tanzania}}
|Severe flooding in 9 [[Africa]]n countries caused more than 450 deaths and affected more than 700,000 people, mainly in [[Kenya]] and [[Rwanda]].
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|[[2020 Nepal floods]]
|June – September 2020
| {{flag|Nepal}}
|The rainy season and associated flooding, which has killed more than 400 people, has been described by some in [[Nepal]] as the deadliest in recent memory.
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| [[2021 European floods]]
| 12–25 July 2021
| {{flag|European Union}}
| Heavy flooding, particularly in river basins of western and central Europe, killed some 243 people and left €10 billion in damage.
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| [[2021 Henan floods]]
| 17–31 July 2021
| {{flag|China}}
|Following the highest-ever recorded rainfall in [[Zhengzhou]], [[Henan]] Province in [[China]], between 300 and 400 deaths along with over 800,000 people having to evacuate.
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| [[2021 Maharashtra floods]]
| 22 July 2021 – August 2021
| {{flag|India}}
|Over 250 deaths were reported in the Indian [[States and union territories of India|state]] of [[Maharashtra]] after heavy rainfall in the area.
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|[[2022 Petrópolis floods]]
|15 February 2022
| {{flag|Brazil}}
|Intense rainfall led to mudslides and flooding on 15 February, that destroyed parts of the city of [[Petrópolis]] in the [[Brazil]]ian [[Federative units of Brazil|state]] of [[Rio de Janeiro (state)|Rio de Janeiro]] and killed more than 230 people.
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|[[2022 KwaZulu-Natal floods]]
|8–21 April 2022
| {{flag|South Africa}}
|Flooding in the [[Provinces of South Africa|province]] of [[KwaZulu-Natal|KwaZuku-Natal]] in [[South Africa]] leads to over 400 deaths.
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|[[2022 Afghanistan floods]]
|5 May 2022 – August 2022
| {{flag|Afghanistan}}
|Several [[Provinces of Afghanistan|provinces]] of [[Afghanistan]] were affected by severe flooding beginning in May, which claimed more than 600 lives.
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|[[2022 India–Bangladesh floods|2022 India-Bangladesh floods]]
|23 May 2022 – present
| {{flag|India}}<br>{{flag|Bangladesh}}
|Deadly floods have been hitting [[Northeast India|northeastern India]] and [[Bangladesh]] since May 2022, killing more than 250 people and affecting 9 million people in both countries.
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|[[2022 Pakistan floods]]
|14 June 2022 – October 2022
| {{flag|Pakistan}}
|Floods in [[Pakistan]] have killed more than 1,000 people since June.
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|[[2022 Nigeria floods]]
|May – October 2022
| {{flag|Nigeria}}
|With more than 600 dead, the 2022 floods were the worst in the [[Nigeria|country]] since the [[2012 Nigeria floods|floods in 2012]].
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|[[2023 Africa floods]]
|March 2023 – present
|{{flag|Angola}}<br />{{flag|Cameroon}}<br />{{flag|Democratic Republic of Congo}}<br />{{flag|Ethiopia}}<br />{{flag|Kenya}}<br />{{flag|Madagascar}}<br />{{flag|Rwanda}}<br />{{flag|Sierra Leone}}<br />{{flag|Somalia}}<br />{{flag|South Africa}}<br />{{flag|Tanzania}}<br />{{flag|Uganda}}
|Since March, more than 776 people have died in severe [[flood]]s in several [[Africa]]n countries. The worst hit were the [[Democratic Republic of Congo]], with over 440 dead + over 2,500 missing, and [[Rwanda]], with at least 135 dead.
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|[[2024 Spanish floods]]
|29 October – 3 November 2024
| {{flag|Spain}}
|A [[cold drop]] causes torrential rains in eastern [[Spain]], causing flooding in the [[Valencian Community]], [[Castilla-La Mancha]], and [[Andalusia]].  Over a year of [[precipitation]] amounts was dropped over Spain, causing 219 deaths with 93 people still missing and widespread substantial damage to buildings and streets.
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| [[File:Henan floods 2021-07-20 CNS.webm|thumb|right|200px|[[China News Service|CNS]] video report of the floods depicting Henan Province, China]]
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[[File:2024-11-02 Voluntaris per netejar camí de Sedaví 05.jpg|thumb|Aftermath of the [[2024 Spanish floods|Spanish floods]] at [[Sedaví]], [[Horta Sud]] in October 2024.]]
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