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How many people were killed in 2004?
With all causes of death, including in other countries, 2,304,167 people died in 2004.
How many deaths where there from tornadoes in 2004?
Tornadoes killed over 200 people in 2004, 36 of the in the U.S.
How many people did hallam tornado kill?
The Hallam, Nebraska tornado of 2004 killed 1 person. An additional 38 people we injured.
How many seals are there in the world?
1.8mil in the 70s and 5.5mil in 2004
How many seals are killed in Canada?
In the past five years alone, more than one million seals have been slaughtered in the commercial seal hunt in Canada. The actual number of seals killed is likely higher than that, though, because many seals are shot at and injured in the course of the hunt, and many of these animals slip into the water, where they die slowly and are not counted or recovered.
In 2004, how many people in the US were killed for every 100 million miles driven?
a lot
How many motorcyclists where killed in the US in 2004?
According to the NHTSA, 4,028 motorcyclists were killed in 2004.
How many seals in Antarctica were killed from waste?
hundred of thousands each year
Was anyone killed in bostcastle floods 2004?
there were about a hudred or so people killed maybe less but many losst lifes howerver it was not too bad
How many navy seals have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan?
There were about 100 Kia's in each country (For the Navy Seals). But for marines, there were about 1,000 in each country.
How many lives lost by manam?
In December 1996, 13 people were killed by an eruption. Then again in an eruption in October 2004, 5 more people were killed. In march 2007, 3 people were killed by mudslides. So in total 21 people lost their lives by Manam.
How many people were killed on UK roads in 2004?
According to the Department for Transport, 3,221 people were reported as being killed and 34351 people were reported as being killed or seriously injured as a result of traffic related incidents in Great Britain during 2004. Traffic fatalities and serious injuries have been steadily declining ever since.
