Over 1.87 million houses across China were damaged or destroyed in last month's natural disasters.
Natural disasters have caused 233.1 billion yuan (about $35 billion) in total direct economic losses, affecting nearly 7.3 million hectares of farmland, with more than 1.5 million hectares yielding no crops.
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In July, two typhoons made landfall on the Chinese mainland, affecting five provincial regions.
Typhoon Nepartak left 105 people dead or missing, the highest deaths caused by a typhoon in the last five years.
Typhoon Mirinae resulted in a direct economic loss of 300 million yuan.
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