How is climate change fuelling Asia’s storms?
January 22 2019 by InsuranceAsia News
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ICA declares ‘significant event’ in Queensland after severe hailstorms
- October 28
The hailstorms in the greater Brisbane region on Sunday have led to over 11,000 claims so far, the industry lobby said.
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Australian insurers face wave of claims after severe thunderstorms
- October 27
Suncorp said it has received thousands of claims from Queensland and Victoria following violent thunderstorms on Sunday.
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Australia prepares for ‘hotter-than-normal summer’: BOM
- October 20
The Bureau of Meteorology also warned of increased risk of bushfires and increasing risk of powerful storms.
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New Zealand adaptation framework will develop national flood map, strengthen climate change legislation
- October 16
ICNZ has welcomed the framework as an important and necessary first step towards building the country's climate resilience and keeping insurance accessible.
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