The violent storms in Romania have led to more than 1,200 damage claims, most of them affecting homes.
Cristina Petrache
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Romania was hit by violent storms last week, resulting in considerable damage. So far, insurers have opened more than 1,200 claims, the majority (around 78%) related to homes. Problems reported include blown-off roofs, damaged walls and flooding. In addition, 10% of cases concern commercial and industrial property and 9% relate to car damage caused by extreme weather conditions.
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Asiguratorii au deschis peste 1.200 de dosare de daună ca urmare a pagubelor produse de vijeliile de săptămâna trecută
Peste 1.200 de dosare de daună deschise de asiguratori, ca urmare a pagubelor produse de vijeliile de săptămâna trecută
Asiguratorii au deschis peste 1.200 de dosare de daună ca urmare a pagubelor produse de vijeliile de săptămâna trecută
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