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In August 2014 many people were alarmed when an earthquake shook parts of Southern Africa – from the epicentre in Orkney, South Africa to as far as Mozambique and Botswana. Measuring 5 on the Richter scale, this was South Africa’s second largest earthquake (or tremor) since 1969.
17 September 2014In August 2014 many people were alarmed when an earthquake shook parts of Southern Africa – from the epicentre in Orkney, South Africa to as far as Mozambique and Botswana. Measuring 5 on the Richter scale, this was South Africa’s second largest earthquake (or tremor) since 1969.
In August 2014 many people were alarmed when an earthquake shook parts of Southern Africa – from the epicentre in Orkney, South Africa to as far as Mozambique and Botswana. Measuring 5 on the Richter scale, this was South Africa’s second largest earthquake (or tremor) since 1969.
The experts are anticipating more tremors, aftershocks and possibly another earthquake – and you may be wondering how to make sure you have adequate support in a shaky situation. Don’t worry; here at Nedbank Insurance we’ve got you covered.
What to do before an earthquake occurs:
What to do during an earthquake:
What to do after an earthquake:
How to claim
Loss or damage to an insured property as a direct result of an earthquake or mining related tremor is covered by Nedbank’s Home Owners Cover.
We’ve capped the excess at R2500, irrespective of the damage caused, so you can rest assured that fixing the damage to your property will remain affordable if you have a Nedbank Insurance policy.
To lodge a claim, contact us on 0860 142 241 (all hours).