The Natural Disaster Insurance Pool has opened 42 damage files in Broșteni and is encouraging homeowners to report damage.
Liviu Brăteanu
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PAID has announced that it has opened 42 damage files following the recent floods in Broșteni, where residents have experienced difficulties in communicating with insurers. The organization urges homeowners in Suceava and Neamț to report damage by phone, online or directly to insurers. The PAD policy covers the risks of floods, earthquakes and landslides, offering compensation of up to 100,000 lei for resilient homes.
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Precizările PAID despre asigurările împotriva dezastrelor naturale, în urma inundațiilor din Broșteni: "Au fost deschise 42 de dosare de daună / Colaborăm permanent cu autoritățile locale pentru a facilita identificarea rapidă a potențialilor beneficiari"
PAID: 42 de dosare de daună pentru locuinţele asigurate prin poliţa PAD au fost deschise în urma inundaţiilor din Suceava şi Neamţ
PAID: 42 de dosare de daună, deschise, până în prezent, în urma inundaţiilor din Suceava şi Neamţ, pentru locuinţele asigurate prin PAD
PAID: 42 de dosare de daună, deschise, până în prezent, în urma inundațiilor din Suceava și Neamț, pentru locuințele asigurate prin PAD
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