A total of 3,099 claims received from 14 non-life insurance companies and 4 micro non-life insurance companies have a claim amount of Rs 23.22 billion, according to the data received from the non-life insurance companies.TAG_OPEN_div_54
The non-life insurance companies have so far paid out of the total claim amount to about 1.58 billion insured persons including advance payment.TAG_OPEN_div_52 The non-life insurers said that 2,710 claims have been deputed for evaluation and monitoring of insurance claims for physical and other damages sustained during the agitation and surveyors have submitted 374 survey reports so far.
Similarly, there were 2,206 claims in motor insurance and the claim amount was around Rs 3.4 TAG_OPEN_div_46 1 billion. So far, insurance companies have paid Rs 24.91 crore in insurance premiums.
Insurance surveyors have been deployed for 1,939 claims to assess and monitor the damage caused to the motor vehicles during the agitation and the surveyors have submitted 314 survey reports so far, according to the insurers.TAG_OPEN_div_44
Similarly, 190 claims have been made under engineering and contract risk insurance and the claim amount is about Rs.TAG_OPEN_div_42 38.03 crores. So far, the insurers have paid about Rs. 87 lakhs in advance in engineering and contract risk insurance.
Insurance surveyors have been deputed for 126 claims for evaluation and monitoring of engineering and contract damages during the agitation and five survey reports have been received from the surveyors so far, the insurers said.TAG_OPEN_div_40
Similarly, in the transport insurance category, there are 12 claims and the claim amount is about Rs 16.3 million.TAG_OPEN_div_38 The insurers have deployed insurance surveyors for 11 claims to assess and monitor the damage caused by the transport.
The non-life insurance companies have informed that insurance surveyors have been deputed for 36 claims for evaluation and monitoring of damages towards other insurance and 3 survey reports have been received from the surveyors.TAG_OPEN_div_35
The Nepal TAG_OPEN_div_33 Insurance Authority (NEA) has been directing the insurance companies to make the insurance claim process efficient, transparent and effective, giving top priority to the protection of the interest of the insured.
In order to facilitate the insurance claim payment process and complete it on time, the deadline for submission of survey report, transparency of claim investigation and easy access to the insured have been given special priority.TAG_OPEN_div_31
In addition, the authority is continuously monitoring the claim payment process being done by the insurers.TAG_OPEN_div_30 NEA has also directed the insurance companies to further improve and expedite the claim payment process to ensure the rights of the insured.
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