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On July 12, there was heavy rain; water was released from two reservoirs on the mountain at the same time. The water in the yard reached waist height and had already submerged the trash bins. The workshop was about 80 centimeters higher than the yard, so water entered the workshop as well. On July 22, the network system was restored.
The river needs to be dredged; otherwise, in the event of a flood, rather than carrying out controlled releases of water, the risks would be too great
It had just stopped raining earlier, and the reservoir should have been full; yet it started raining heavily again. Fearing this, the reservoir released water, which caused water to flood several companies. Even our vehicles that went into the workshops were flooded
Yes, and the reservoir is drained without any prior notice
In that case, compensation can be claimed from the reservoir for the resulting losses
Who knows if compensation will be available; anyway, the loss has been reported
As long as you take out this insurance, it will cover you. My previous employer took out flood damage insurance (I can’t remember the exact name of it)
This water damage insurance probably isn’t in place; the workshop is about 80 cm higher than the ground outside, and such a situation doesn’t occur once in several decades
The purpose of insurance is to prevent those one-in-ten-thousand events from happening