Typhoon Dolphin brings fresh extreme weather to eastern China, Japan
August 10 2026 by Aidan Gregory
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Chiba torrential rains trigger US$225m in insurance payouts across 30,000 claims: GIAJ
- September 18
As of August 28, motor claims account for almost 60% of losses with payouts totalling over US$131m across over 19,100 claims.
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Rare quartet of storms batters southern China, paralysing key ports
- August 26
Narra, Gaenari, Saudel, and Atsani slam China's coast, flooding cities, clogging ports, and also disrupting Japan and Taiwan.
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Typhoon Dolphin losses hit US$178m as Beijing battles heavy rain, floods
- August 12
Insurers across five provincial-level regions have received nearly 100,000 claims reports, with Ping An's estimated payouts exceeding US$96m.
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Typhoon Jangmi batters Japan’s Okinawa and Kagoshima, heads for Kyushu
- June 2
Tropical storm injures at least nine people and leaves over 48,000 homes without power as of Tuesday afternoon.
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