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Settle claims of Wayanad tragedy victims fast, Govt tells insurers

Posted on 3 August 20244 August 2024 by BNW News

In view of the unfortunate landslide incident and heavy rains in Kerala, the government has mandated the Public Sector  Insurance companies (PSICs) to extend all possible support to the victims of the calamity so that the insurance claims can be expeditiously processed and paid.

These insurers include  Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) @LICIndiaForever, National Insurance @NICLofficial, New India Assurance @newindiaassuran, Oriental Insurance @oiclinsurance, and United India Insurance @UnitedIndiaInsu.

Further, the insurance companies have initiated efforts for reaching out to their policyholders through various channels (local newspapers, social media, company websites, sms, etc) to provide the contact details for assistance in the districts of Wayanad, Palakkad, Kozhikode, Malappuram, and Thrissur, where a significant number of claims are being reported, the government said in a statement.

“LIC has been asked to speedily disburse the claim amount in respect of the policyholders under the PM Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana,” said the statement.

“The documentation required for processing of claims has been relaxed comprehensively to ensure speedy dispersal of the claim amount,” the statement said.

The General Insurance Council will coordinate with the insurance companies to ensure that claims are processed and paid expeditiously and will host a portal for all insurers to report claim status daily, the statement said.

“The Central Government and @FinMinIndia remain committed to supporting the victims of this calamity and ensuring they receive the necessary assistance without delay and trouble,” the statement said.

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