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Superstorm Sandy damage up to $50b
Damage from the deadly mega-storm that blasted the US east coast could hit $US50 billion ($A48 billion), disaster estimator Eqecat says.
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Damage from the deadly mega-storm that blasted the US east coast could hit $US50 billion ($A48 billion), disaster estimator Eqecat says.
The company put total economic damage from Hurricane Sandy in the range of $US30-50 billion, and insured damages at $US10-20 billion, double its earlier estimate.
Eqecat said it had revised its estimates for the storm, which ploughed into the US Atlantic coastline at heavily populated New Jersey on Monday, because of the extensive losses from power and other utilities, which it said were much greater than those for most category one hurricanes.
It also cited the extended shutdowns of subways and road tunnels in the New York-New Jersey area due to flooding, and expectations there are many more losses yet unknown.
The storm devastated the New Jersey coastline and shut down New York City on Monday and Tuesday, leaving some 80 dead in the US; along the entire storm path from the Caribbean to Canada, at least 150 people were killed.
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