32,325

This is the number of people who committed suicide in Japan in 2004.

The population of Liechtenstein is 33,717, in 2003 the population of Monaco was 32,130.

More than 30,000 Canadians are charged with simple possession of cannabis annually - about 5% of these go to jail.

In Botswana - the 2003 estimate was that 33,000 had died from HIV/AIDS. 30,000 is the number of people predicted to be online there in 2006.

In Bangladesh about 30,000 children (3 every hour) die from accidents each year. Accidents account for 38% of child deaths.

In the Atlantic war (1939-1945) 30,248 Allied merchant seamen died.

Almost 30,000 people in Nova Scotia (Canada) rely on Food Bank members for a portion of their monthly grocery support.

On Census Night, 7 August 2001 in Australia 30,000 people were employed to work on the Census.

In 1998, over 30,000 people died from gunshots in the U.S.

30,000 women and children stay in refuges in the UK every year. (Domestic Violence - Report of an Inter-Agency Working Party, 1992)

The Chinese population in Italy is 30,000.

32,330 people live in the city Vilafranca del Penedes, Spain.

More than 30,000 American men lose their lives to prostate cancer each year, one death every twenty minutes.

Since 1965, more than 30,000 Australians have received organ or tissue transplants. Corneal transplants date back to the early 1940s.

In Mauritius, in 2000, 35,943 people reported crimes.

The three tenors, Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti and Jose Carreras, performed a concert in Beijing's Forbidden City in front of 30,000 people. (June 2001)

After the tsunami in December last year 30,000 people were said to be missing in the Andaman and Nicobar islands.

30,000 people are reported as missing in Australia every year, most are found.

In October 2000, more than 30,000 people attended demonstrations in two German states to protest against right extremism and racism.

30,000 people died in the Bam (Iran) earthquake in December 2003.

30,000 people died in an earthquake that struck the hill station of Quetta in British-ruled Baluchistan. (May 13, 1935, India)

30,000 people died after January 13, 1915, in Italy, when the town of Avezzano in central Italy was struck by an earthquake.

Last month, sous chef James Pagan fed 30,000 people over one week during the Sybase Classic golf tournament.

32,325.

Posted by mjd-s at 2005年06月03日 00:56