Ondoy

How Filipinos respond to Calamities via Social Media

Monsoon rains are regular occurrences in the Philippines. It started last week and on a typical day, this is but normal. Today was different though. There has been no letup of the heavy rain since yesterday. In fact, most of Luzon have been inundated as of last night. Worse, Pag-Asa, the PH’s weather bureau, declared Read more

August 7, 2012

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Ondoy – A showcase of Chartis’ Premium Service

On September 26, 2009, Typhoon Ondoy poured a month’s worth of rain in 6 hours, leaving much of Metro Manila, Rizal and Laguna flooded in unprecedented depths. During the first week, while other insurance companies were busy advertising, our Claims Team was busy organizing its adjusters and putting into effect our established disaster preparedness claims Read more

March 26, 2012

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Ondoy

How Filipinos respond to Calamities via Social Media

Ondoy – A showcase of Chartis’ Premium Service