IFFCO-TOKIO GIC Settles Over 100 Flood-Related Claims in Gujarat and Maharashtra

 IFFCO-TOKIO GIC Settles Over 100 Flood-Related Claims in Gujarat and Maharashtra

                                                                               The company has implemented a quick settlement system for those affected by floods, with teams working tirelessly to ensure customers receive relief without delay

Delhi/Gurugram, Aug 13: IFFCO-TOKIO General Insurance Company Limited (IFFCO-TOKIO GIC), one of India’s leading general insurance companies, has intensified its efforts to provide swift relief to customers affected by the recent floods. The company has already settled more than 100 claims including motor and non-motor insurance policies.

The company has implemented a quick claims settlement process for customers affected by the floods, with dedicated teams working tirelessly to ensure that policyholders receive relief without delay.

In this hour of difficulty, IFFCO-TOKIO GIC stands in solidarity with the flood-affected people. Its dedicated teams are actively engaged in expediting surveys, assessments and claim settlements so that affected policyholders can access financial assistance at the earliest.

Mr. Tatsuya Fujimoto, Director (Operations) , IFFCO-TOKIO General Insurance Company Limited, said, “At IFFCO-TOKIO GIC, we understand the challenges faced by families and businesses affected by the recent floods in Gujarat and Maharashtra. We work in line with the motto — ‘To be there for our customers and society in times of need.’ Our teams are working tirelessly to ensure that genuine claims are assessed and settled as quickly as possible. We remain committed to providing prompt support to our customers during this difficult time.”

For assistance related to claims, customers are requested to contact their nearest IFFCO-TOKIO office or reach out through the company’s customer support channels 1800-103-5499.

Precautions for Customers

During and after floods, people are advised to prioritise their safety and take necessary precautions to minimise the risk of further damage. They should avoid entering flooded areas or driving through waterlogged roads, stay away from exposed electrical wires and switch off the main power supply if it is safe to do so. Policyholders should, wherever possible, take photographs or videos of the damage to their vehicles, homes, businesses or other insured assets before undertaking repairs or disposal of damaged items. They should also preserve relevant documents, bills and other evidence related to the loss and promptly inform their insurance company about the incident. In case of an emergency, safety should always take precedence, and people should follow advisories issued by local authorities.