Asean discussing catastrophe risk pool
May 7 2018 by InsuranceAsia News
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ICA calls on Australian government to establish US$21.6bn flood defence fund
- April 27
The ICA has made four recommendations to safeguard those vulnerable to extreme flood risk in its submission to an Australian federal inquiry into local government funding.
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IAG NZ reports over 800 claims from heavy rain, flash flooding in Wellington
- April 23
Cyclone Vaianu, which occurred less than a week before the new events, also resulted in more than 1,000 claims across home, contents, commercial, motor and boat policies
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Japan on high alert for second earthquake after first brings tsunamis, minor damage, injuries
- April 22
Two people sustained minor injuries in the quake on Monday, while 26 non-residential buildings, including schools and restaurants, were damaged in Aomori, the prefecture said.
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Wellington remains under state of emergency after torrential rain, flash flooding
- April 22
Wellington received a record 77mm of rain in less than an hour on Monday.
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