The reporter learned today from the General Administration of Financial Supervision that after Typhoon No. 13 of this year, “White Dolphin,” landed in Zhejiang, the General Administration of Financial Supervision organized the insurance industry to open a green channel to carry out services such as early warning and rescue and insurance claims settlement. As of 12:00 on August 11, insurance institutions in five regions, including Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Ningbo, had received reports of nearly 100,000 cases, estimated losses of 1.2 billion yuan, and had paid 34.9 million yuan. As of 12:00 on August 11, in response to recent major natural disasters such as heavy rainfall, typhoons, earthquakes, and flash floods in many regions, the insurance industry in 22 provinces including Guangxi had received a total of 670,000 reports, with an estimated loss of 13.2 billion yuan. It had already paid 7.6 billion yuan. The compensation progress was 57%, making substantial compensation for major natural disaster losses.

The reporter learned today from the General Administration of Financial Supervision that after Typhoon No. 13 of this year, “White Dolphin,” landed in Zhejiang, the General Administration of Financial Supervision organized the insurance industry to open a green channel to carry out services such as early warning and rescue and insurance claims settlement. As of 12:00 on August 11, insurance institutions in five regions, including Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, and Ningbo, had received reports of nearly 100,000 cases, estimated losses of 1.2 billion yuan, and had paid 34.9 million yuan. As of 12:00 on August 11, in response to recent major natural disasters such as heavy rainfall, typhoons, earthquakes, and flash floods in many regions, the insurance industry in 22 provinces including Guangxi had received a total of 670,000 reports, with an estimated loss of 13.2 billion yuan. It had already paid 7.6 billion yuan. The compensation progress was 57%, making substantial compensation for major natural disaster losses.