Over US$28m insured loss caused by Guangdong severe storms: report

June 21 2022 by Karen Lai

Severe storms have triggered floods in Guangdong province, south China, which have caused an Rmb192 million (US$28.7 million) insured loss, according to a report from Chinese media China Banking and I...

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