Indonesia Quakes Could Cause Coverage Concern

Posted on Apr 12, 2012 by Sergio Ulloa (G+)  | Tags: earthquake, Indonesia

A massive undersea earthquake registering a magnitude of 8.6 struck off the coast of Indonesia's Sumatra Island yesterday, causing tremors in nearby provinces and countries and triggering tsunami warnings across the Indian Ocean. Although the incident now appears to have produced little in terms of property damage or any casualties, insurers have once again been reminded of the sizeable risks that catastrophes can pose in the Asia Pacific region. Read the rest of the Indonesia Quakes Could Cause Coverage Concern article.