A surge in extreme weather events has led to a growing expectation that such disasters will recur annually, prompting authorities to push for mandatory insurance coverage on properties to mitigate financial risks. With climate-related incidents becoming more frequent, officials are exploring stricter regulations to ensure homeowners and businesses are better protected against potential losses. The shift reflects broader concerns over rising costs and infrastructure vulnerabilities in the face of worsening natural hazards. Experts warn that without proactive measures, the economic and social impact of these events could deepen significantly.
Similar events now expected to occur every year, prompting government efforts to require properties to be insured for unrest
