Learning how to handle floods

Climate change is significantly impacting flood risks in many communities worldwide. To adapt to these increased flood risks, preventive measures are necessary.

Floods are already the most common natural disaster globally. In Thailand, due to its tropical climate and rainy weather, flood-prone areas around the country are frequent.

It’s important to prepare for flooding before it happens. The following infographic highlights the risks and the steps to take after a flood to prepare ahead you’ll be glad you did.

Even if you feel you live in a community with a low risk of flooding, remember that anywhere there is rain, there can be flooding. Just because you haven’t experienced flooding before doesn’t mean you won’t experience it in the future.

Flood risk isn’t solely based on historical data; it also depends on a variety of factors, including rainfall, topography, river flow, and changes due to new construction and development. Moreover, flooding factors are also linked to climate change. Knowing how to prevent and cope with flooding is important for everyone.

Furthermore, another most important thing is to purchase proper insurance with flood coverage. Don’t wait until the flood arrives to purchase insurance. Property insurance policies typically have waiting periods for flood coverage.

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If you already have home insurance with us or would like to learn more about claim, you can learn more about our claim terms and conditions for property insurance here