| Date | Place | Disaster Type | Situations |
| 1975.01- | A southern part of Thailand | Heavy rain floods | The number of dead and missing is over 130 |
| 1975.02.04 | Liaoning Province, China | Inland earthquake | Haicheng earthquake M7.3: A dead and missing number is 1,300–1,800 Houses destroyed is over 800,000 |
| 1975.05- | Myanmar | Cyclone floods | A dead and missing number is 190 |
| 1975.07- | România | Heavy rain floods | A dead and missing number is over 100 |
| 1975.08- | Kyushu, Japan | Heavy rain floods | A dead and missing number is 35,Injured is 60,Destroyed houses 500,Inundation over 12,000 |
| 1975.08- | Honshu, Japan | Typhoon floods | A dead and missing number is 77,Injured 200,Destroyed houses 2,400,Inundation 50,000 |
| 1975.08- | Honshu, Japan | Typhoon floods | A dead and missing number is 33,Injured 50,Destroyed houses 700,Inundation 48,000 |
| 1975.09.06 | A north-eastern part of Turkey | Inland earthquake | M6.9-7.1 A dead and missing number is over 2,400 |
The remarks should be made for Haicheng earthquake and Lice earthquake disasters.
The Haicheng earthquake disaster is famous for the successful evacuation of a potentially affected population before a devastating earthquake. The Lice earthquake disaster gave a huge impact on Turkish district of Lice. Many strong aftershocks followed the main shock, causing the collapse of already partly damaged homes, and keeping the surviving residents quite frightened (USGS).
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