Insurance industry to prioritise MH370 claims


Chairman of the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (Piam), Chua Seck Guan, says all 15 insurers directly connected to the passengers and crew members of MH370 have agreed to simplify the documentation and claims processes to ensure speedy payouts.

KUALA LUMPUR: The General Insurance Association of Malaysia (Piam) has affirmed that its members will simplify procedures for personal accident insurance claims relating to the passengers and crew of MH370 and would not be requiring a death certificate.

Piam, which represents all general insurers and reinsurers in the country, said the industry would also prioritise the claims payouts to ensure speedy settlements.

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