![]() ![]() ![]() NRMA Insurance Executive Manager Claims Natalie Major is encouraging everyone to use the app to plan how they would respond and recover in an emergency. The launch of the refined app is timely in light of forecasts for a warmer and drier than average winter, leading into a potentially dangerous bushfire season. The new improved Australian Red Cross Get Prepared app, co-created with the NRMA, makes it easy for households to create an all-hazards emergency RediPlan. NRMA’s latest Wild Weather Tracker also reveals that Central Coast residents are feeling less prepared for wild weather – with the region’s self-assessed “wild weather ready” score falling two points to 64/100, making the Coast the fifth best prepared region in NSW. Of 8,700 claims for wild weather damage to homes and vehicles in NSW received during Autumn, almost 10 per cent were from the Central Coast.Īreas most impacted by wild weather in the region were Summerland Point, Berkeley Vale, Wyong, Chittaway Bay and Tuggerah. NRMA Insurance has revealed that the Central Coast was the third highest hit region by wild weather in NSW in Autumn and is urging Coasties to download a new hazards emergency app. ![]()
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