Typhoon Dujuan triggers record rainfall, landslides, flooding in Japan
September 22 2026 by Mithun Varkey
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Typhoon Dujuan losses to be close to August Chiba flood figures: Crawford
- September 24
Loss adjuster Mamoru Tanouchi says flooding affected mostly the residential and agricultural areas in Chiba prefecture, with 10 people confirmed dead, and at least four missing as of Thursday afternoon.
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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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