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Munich Re sees higher H1 2025 natcat figures, with African cyclones contributing to the losses

Jakki Green 0 July 30, 2025 2:29 pm

Mauritania and Sudan suffering ongoing heavy rain, destroying houses and crops

Agritask data used by insurer in an example for Africa

Environment 492 Sustainability 1770 Feature 1262

AUTHOR: Jakki Green

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