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The number of people who die from droughts each year can vary significantly, depending on the severity of the drought and its impact on food and water supplies. On average, droughts are estimated to cause tens of thousands of deaths annually, particularly in vulnerable regions where access to resources is limited. In some years, particularly severe droughts can lead to higher mortality rates, especially due to malnutrition and waterborne diseases. Overall, precise figures can fluctuate widely based on specific events and regional conditions.

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