Penang Floods – Malaysia

Market Update 6 November 2017

Typhoon like winds and torrential rain lashed about 80% of Crawford & Company® Head Office – Malaysia the State of Penang from the afternoon of Saturday 4 T: +603‐20721055 November 2017 and lasted until the early morning of Sunday F: +603‐20721731 5 November 2017. The extreme weather caused severe and [email protected] widespread floods, various landslides and toppling of trees Choong Hon Mun +6019‐3350221 in the State. Soon Lam Kee +6019‐2211090 Chen Kok Keong +6019‐3368379 The heavy rain was reduced to drizzle by the afternoon of Bryan Tan +6019‐6673289 Sunday 5 November 2017. The flood water in Penang Island Leong Tuck Min +6019‐5734552 has now receded with only certain areas in Perai and Bukit Lam Choy Heng +6012 3171055 Mertajam still immersed in flood water. Lim Chit Kee +6012‐2236081 Michael Chen +3017‐4661055 The main areas affected are: Crawford & Company Penang Office ‐ Malaysia Island Mainland T: +604‐2623779 & +604‐2628164 Georgetown Permatang Tinggi F: +604‐2613220 Batu Ferringhi Mak Mandin [email protected] Farlim Prai Alvin Loh +6013‐4215347 Bayan Baru Bukit Mertajam +6012‐9271686 Bayan Lepas Syamsul Hirman +6012‐3853762 Ken Wong +6012‐2860898 The current situation has improved but the Authorities Low See Mun +6016‐4982183 remain cautious and they are monitoring the situation Leong Kin Choong +6016‐4558088 closely with further heavy rain forecast over the State in Choong Boon Leong +6019‐4565242 the next seven days. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert (continuous rain and strong winds) for Mike Campbell‐Pitt Penang as well as Kedah, Perlis and Perak. Chief Executive Officer, Asia T: +852 2101 0921 Our team of adjusters is already on the ground covering the M: +852 6292 7300 affected areas. If you have any claims which require our [email protected] attention, please contact any of our personnel. Scott Reichelt Regional Director Global Technical Services™, Asia Pacific T: +65 6632 8699 M: +65 9733 5702 [email protected]