Insurance Sector Assesses Billion-Baht Damage After Building Collapse in Quake

The Nation | 29 March 2025

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The Thai insurance sector is assessing damage estimated to exceed one billion baht following the collapse of a partially constructed State Audit Office (SAO) building during the recent earthquake. 

 

Four insurance companies, along with experts from the Office of Insurance Commission (OIC), have formed a team to evaluate the extent of the damage.

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