Insurance adjusters still at work assessing the disastrous cyclone damage in Myanmar say they are managing despite undrinkable water, a sketchy power supply, a problematic communications system and monsoon downpours.
That picture comes from independent adjusters with Atlanta-based McLarens Young International, who have been commuting from Singapore to visit catastrophe-hit commercial sites near the former Burmese capital of Yangon sometimes called Rangoon.
MYI is handling assignments from reinsurers based in Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, the United States and London, whose risks were placed by the local national insurer.
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