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ENHANCED ACCIDENTAL
DEATH AND DISABLEMENT |
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Rider information:
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5-60 |
| Term: |
5-47 years and not to exceed the premium term of the base contract. |
Rider benefits:
This rider provides additional benefits in the event of accidental death or disablement as follows:
Accidental Death and Disability Benefits: a percentage of the Sum Insured is payable on the accidental death or disability of the Life Insured of this rider. The attached Schedule of Events and Benefits provides a full description of the benefits payable.
Double Indemnity: 200% of the Sum Insured is payable on the accidental death of the Life Insured of this rider as follows:
- The Life Insured is a fare-paying passenger in public road or air transportation on regularly scheduled and identified route such as bus, metro, train and civil flight, excepted taxi or any rented means used for purpose of personal transport.
- The Life Insured is in an elevator for transport (not elevators in mines or construction field area).
- Direct consequence of fire of public buildings such as: theatre, cinema, meeting hall, hotel, school, hospital and sport centers.
- Accidental Hospital Income Benefit: An amount of 50,000 VND is payable per each day of hospital confinement due to accident.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENT AND BENEFIT
(as a percentage of the Enhanced Accidental Death and Disability Sum Insured)
| Benefit |
Specified Event |
Schedule of Benefit |
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Accidental Death |
100% |
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Accidental Permanent Disablement
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1. Total and Permanent Disablement |
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2. Loss of two limbs |
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3. Loss of both hands |
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4. Total loss of sight of both eyes |
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Accidental Partial Permanent Disablement
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1. Loss of one leg or arm |
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above elbow or knee |
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at or below elbow or knee |
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2. Loss of speech |
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3. Total loss of sight of one eye |
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4. Loss of thumb |
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Metacarpal |
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- Both phalanges |
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One phalanx |
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5. Loss of index finger |
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- Metacarpal |
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- Three phalanges |
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- Two phalanges |
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- One
phalanx |
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6. Loss of middle finger |
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- Metacarpal |
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- Three phalanges |
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- Two phalanges |
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- One
phalanx |
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7. Loss of ring finger |
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- Metacarpal |
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- Three phalanges |
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- Two phalanges |
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- One
phalanx |
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8. Loss of little finger |
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- Metacarpal |
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- Three phalanges |
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- Two phalanges |
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- One phalanx |
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9. Loss of toes |
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- All |
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- Great, both phalanges |
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- Great, one
phalanx |
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- Other than great, if more than one toe lost, each |
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10. Loss of hearing |
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- Both ears |
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- One ear |
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Third degree burns, at least 20% of the entire external body |
100% |
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Accidental Temporary Disability
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1.
Thorax |
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Pneumothorax due to external trauma |
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Hemothorax due to external trauma |
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2. Abdomen |
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- Spleen – ruptured spleen |
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- Liver – ruptured liver |
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- Stomach & intestines – puncture of stomach or small intestines or large intestines |
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- Pancreas – ruptured |
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3. Urinary tract |
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* Kidney trauma due to one of the following causes: |
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- Ruptured renal cortex, |
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- General rupture of kidney, |
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- Rupture of renal cortex layers, |
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- Broken pyelo-ureteral joint, |
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- Traumatic embolism of renal artery |
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* Ruptured or broken urethra |
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* Ruptured bladder wall |
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* Ruptured ureter |
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* Trauma to two kidnies from one event |
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4. Connective tissue
Complete rupture of one of the following knee ligaments: |
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- Middle or lateral ligament, |
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- Cross anterior or posterior ligament |
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Bone fracture
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1. Ribs – Fracture of three or more ribs |
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Fracture of one or more pelvic bones excluding sacrum |
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Patella – Fracture of one patellae |
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4.
Trauma of upper limb parts due to fracture of one or more of the following bones: |
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Clavicule,
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Humerus,
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Ulna, |
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Radius
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Fibula & tibia – Middle fracture of fibula & tibia in one leg |
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Lower limb bones – Fracture of body or col of femur in one leg |
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Backbone – Fracture of one or more vertibra |
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Skull – Fracture of one or more parts of skull, excluding facial bones |
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Note:
"Total and Permanent Disablement" means disablement of the Life Insured caused by Injury which results in the complete incapacity of the Life Insured for an uninterrupted period of 6 months and which, in our opinion after consideration of medical evidence satisfactory to us, will prevent the Life Insured from ever again engaging in any gainful occupation.
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