Less than 10% of Taiwan's cars insured for storm damage
A director of Taiwan's Non-Life Insurance Association has said that more than 90% of car insurance policies in the country are not covered for storm damage.
Director Tai Ying-hsiang told the China Times that less than 10% of car policies cover weather damage in Taiwan. Car owners need to obtain add on insurance for typhoons, floods and earthquakes.
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