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HDFC Life Fast-Tracks Claim Settlement for Assam Flood Victims

HDFC Life Fast-Tracks Claim Settlement for Assam Flood Victims
HDFC Life Establishes Expeditious Claim Settlement Framework for all impacted by Assam Floods · theprint.in

A big insurance company called HDFC Life is helping people in Assam, where heavy floods have caused a lot of damage and sadly some people have passed away.

When someone has a life insurance policy with the company, their family can receive money from it.

To make that happen, the family needs to show official papers from the government, police, or a hospital proving the person has died.

HDFC Life says it will treat these requests as a priority so families can get help quickly.

Families can ask for help by calling a special phone number, sending a WhatsApp message, or writing an email.

They can also visit the company's branch offices in Jorhat, Sivasagar, or Golaghat.

A special officer named Ruma Konwar is available to help claimants as well.

The company wants every family affected by the floods to get the money they deserve without any trouble.

Key facts

Company
HDFC Life
Affected Region
Assam, India
Claim Requirement
Proof of death issued by Local Government, Police, or Hospitals
Dedicated Claim Helpline
022-68446529
Call Centre Number
022-68446530
WhatsApp
+91 8291890569
Email
[email protected]
Branch Offices
Jorhat, Sivasagar, and Golaghat, Assam

Quotes

Sameer Yogishwar

Chief Operating Officer, HDFC Life

“We at HDFC Life are committed to stand by our policyholders’ families who are impacted by this calamity. We will ensure that each claim request, received from anyone impacted by the floods in Assam, is treated as priority to ensure a smooth and hassle-free payout.”
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HDFC Life

Life insurance company

“HDFC Life has enabled an expedited claim settlement framework for families that have been impacted by the recent floods in Assam. A life insurance claim can be initiated by nominees or legal heirs of policyholders by simply providing proof of death issued by the Local Government, Police or Hospitals.”
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