On the 30th, the reporter learned from the Tibet Regulatory Bureau of the State Financial Supervision and Administration that various insurance institutions in the Tibet region are closely following up financial support work related to the resettlement and loss approval of people affected by the disaster in Geelong. Various banking institutions continue to map out cash reserves, transfer and scheduling, and disaster relief fund transfer and guarantee capabilities, and dynamically count credit investment, loan extensions, and relief support for affected enterprises, individual businesses, and the public. As of 11:00 on the 30th, various insurance institutions in the Tibet region had received a total of 43 disaster-related car insurance reports, 37 accident insurance reports, 3 other personal insurance reports, and 14 non-car insurance reports; 14 car insurance claims had been paid, with a compensation amount of 2.152,800 yuan, of which 1,822,800 yuan was paid; non-car insurance had paid 1 claim of 500,000 yuan; other personal insurance had already paid 1 claim of 100,000 yuan. At the same time, various banking institutions in Tibet continue to transfer emergency cash in RMB, US dollars, and Nepalese rupees to Geelong County to guarantee the demand for special border financial services such as foreign currency exchange. It has continued to handle emergency cash withdrawal services for people, rescuers, etc. in the affected areas, and issued 5 inclusive loans totaling 1.337 million yuan to related enterprises. According to information, financial institutions within the Tibet region will continue to strengthen horizontal collaboration and vertical coordination within the financial industry, listen extensively to the difficulties and suggestions of banks and insurance institutions and customers, and actively integrate into the overall rescue and aftercare work system.

On the 30th, the reporter learned from the Tibet Regulatory Bureau of the State Financial Supervision and Administration that various insurance institutions in the Tibet region are closely following up financial support work related to the resettlement and loss approval of people affected by the disaster in Geelong. Various banking institutions continue to map out cash reserves, transfer and scheduling, and disaster relief fund transfer and guarantee capabilities, and dynamically count credit investment, loan extensions, and relief support for affected enterprises, individual businesses, and the public. As of 11:00 on the 30th, various insurance institutions in the Tibet region had received a total of 43 disaster-related car insurance reports, 37 accident insurance reports, 3 other personal insurance reports, and 14 non-car insurance reports; 14 car insurance claims had been paid, with a compensation amount of 2.152,800 yuan, of which 1,822,800 yuan was paid; non-car insurance had paid 1 claim of 500,000 yuan; other personal insurance had already paid 1 claim of 100,000 yuan. At the same time, various banking institutions in Tibet continue to transfer emergency cash in RMB, US dollars, and Nepalese rupees to Geelong County to guarantee the demand for special border financial services such as foreign currency exchange. It has continued to handle emergency cash withdrawal services for people, rescuers, etc. in the affected areas, and issued 5 inclusive loans totaling 1.337 million yuan to related enterprises. According to information, financial institutions within the Tibet region will continue to strengthen horizontal collaboration and vertical coordination within the financial industry, listen extensively to the difficulties and suggestions of banks and insurance institutions and customers, and actively integrate into the overall rescue and aftercare work system.