An Island-based insurance company says it’s likely that everyone affected by the recent flooding will be recompensed.
Companies are asking customers to report damage to their properties as soon as possible.
The flooding on Friday caused severe damage to many coastal towns – particularly in the north and south of the Island.
More disruption is expected today.
Marc Pons-Burt is the personal lines manager at C. Tarleton Hodgson & Son Ltd. – he says that people need to protect their things:
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