In the literature on NELD, there are many examples of loss of life . In Nepal, one of the deadliest landslides in Nepal history resulted in the death of 156 people . Evidence from Landslide Jure and consecutive rainfall in Sindhupalchok in Nepal showed the experience led to mental stress, such as fear of new landslides, in about 68.4% of people interviewed . One study in Nepal showed that almost a quarter  of the households interviewed had sold property, including homes, livestock and heirlooms in response to flooding . Human deaths are increasingly associated with L&Ds from tropical cyclones and typhoons, such as in the southern coastal districts of Bangladesh, in particular Khulna and Satkhira . A case study from Mindanao, Philippines, by Chandra et al.  also reported physical injuries and loss of life from the most powerful typhoon for over a century in 2012, affecting more than 6 million people and killing at least 1000 people . Beckman and Nguyen  reported that in Vietnam floods in 2004 washed away 24 houses in the commune, with the loss of families when their houses were washed away.
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