Quiet Western Northern Pacific typhoon activity saw ‘manageable’ 2022 damage: Gallagher Re

January 31 2023 by Andrew Tjaardstra

A relatively quiet Western North Pacific typhoon season saw manageable damage levels in 2022, with Nanmadol and Talas in Japan, Hinnamnor in South Korea and Super Typhoon Noru in the Philippines, the ...

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