(ĐN)- Insurance companies on June 22 paid about VND46 billion as advance compensation to 35 enterprises, which are seriously affected by recent disturbances in Dong Nai.
(ĐN)- Insurance companies of Bao Viet , Bao Minh , Cathay, PJICO , Fubon, MSIG, PVI, Vinare, PTI and Hung Vuong on June 22 paid about VND46 billion as advance compensation to 35 enterprises, which are seriously affected by recent disturbances in Dong Nai.
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| Fubon Insurance Co's representative offers certificates of compensation to its customers in Dong Nai. |
Of the total, more than VND38 billion was handed over to Taiwanese firms.
The firms were affected by the incident caused by some individuals who took advantage of the protests by workers in some local industrial zones against China ’s illegal placement of its oil rig in Vietnamese waters to incite others to destroy the property of foreign and domestic firms, disrupting social order and business activities.
Deputy Minister of Finance Tran Xuan Ha stated that the advance payment of insurance compensation is an evidence proving the determination of insurance firms in realising their commitments and responsibilities towards their clients, helping the affected enterprises stabilise their production activities.
Meanwhile, Vice Chairman of Dong Nai provincial People’s Committee Tran Xuan Phuc praised efforts of the insurance companies in fulfilling their commitments. He said the province would extend the maximum support to enterprises to help them overcome difficulties and normalize their businesses.
Chen Chih Ming , Chairman of Taiwan Business Association in Dong Nai, said the advance payment of compensation would help the damaged firms to recover their operation. He also highly appreciated efforts made by Vietnamese government in general and the provincial authorities in particular in supporting the affected enterprises. He expressed his believe that local authorities would ensure a safe and favourable investment environment for foreign enterprises and the province would attract more investors, especially from Taiwan.
Reported by K.G
