Asia 2020 nat cats brought US$95bn in economic damage
January 27 2021 by Yvonne Lau
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Cyclone Arnab leads to US$480m in losses in India’s Andhra Pradesh
- November 1
Aon's weekly catastrophe report also said that early indications suggested overall direct economic losses are likely in the 'low tens of millions' of US dollars.
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Cyclone Arnab leads to US$480m in losses in India’s Andhra Pradesh
- November 1
Aon's weekly catastrophe report also said that early indications suggested overall direct economic losses are likely in the 'low tens of millions' of US dollars.
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