Haiti earthquake caused $250mn of insured losses, says KCC
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Haiti earthquake caused $250mn of insured losses, says KCC

Alex Frampton
17 August 2021
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The earthquake that hit Haiti’s southwest peninsula on 14 August is estimated to have caused $250mn of insured losses and $1.7bn of total losses, according to Karen Clark & Company’s (KCC) Caribbean earthquake reference model.

KCC said it expected the event’s impact to be “significant” but not as devastating as the 2010 quake that struck the capital.

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