Natural Catastrophes
Natural Catastrophes : For example: (a) The 2002 Annual Review, p. 17 http://www.munichre.com/publications/302-03631_en.pdf on 16 July 2004. (2) The 2001 Annual Review, p. 15 http: //www.munichre.com/publications/302-03202_en.pdf on 16 July 2004. Definition of great Natural Catastrophes: Natural catastrophes are classed as great if the ability of the region to help itself is distinctly overtaxed, making interregional or international assistance necessary. This is usually the case when thousands of people are killed, hundreds of thousands are made homeless, or when a country suffers substantial economic losses, depending on the economic circumstances generally prevailing in that country. (From: Munich Re/ suggested by Tina Plapp/ Munich Re. Various years. Topics - Natural Catastrophes: Annual Review. Munich Re Group, Munich, Germany).
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