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| Date | 23–30 July 2022 |
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| Location | Mazandaran, Yazd, Sistan and Baluchistan |
| Deaths | 95 |
| Missing | 200+ |
| Property damage | $2 billion USD[1] |
In late July 2022, Iran was hit by historic floods and mudslides which affected 400 towns and villages in 21 of Iran's 31 provinces, and destroyed over 20,000 homes.[2][3] In the provinces of Mazandaran and Yazd, deaths were high. At least 95 people have been reported dead and over 200 others are missing.[2][4]
