
Applications made to insurance companies and the provisions allocated after the flood disaster in Istanbul, Kocaeli, Antalya, Yalova, Bursa and Sakarya were announced.
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Floods and floods experienced in various provinces of Türkiye caused an increase in damage notices in the insurance sector.
According to information obtained from the Insurance Association of Türkiye, damage applications to insurance companies continue after floods and floods in Istanbul, Kocaeli, Antalya, Yalova, Bursa and Sakarya.
An outstanding compensation provision of 1 billion 559 million 243 thousand 468 TL was allocated for 1638 files in the fire branch, and 345 million 751 thousand 26 TL for 741 files in the insurance branch.
Thus, the total outstanding compensation provision allocated in two branches reached approximately 1 billion 905 million TL.
HIGHEST AMOUNT IS IN ISTANBUL
The highest outstanding claim amount in fire insurance was in Istanbul with 1 billion 389 million 248 thousand 957 TL.
Kocaeli followed Istanbul with 164 million 255 thousand 778 TL.
In the insurance branch, Istanbul ranked first with the outstanding compensation provision of 311 million 801 thousand 281 TL.
2 THOUSAND 453 DAMAGE REPORTS WERE MADE
A total of 2,453 damage notifications were made in the fire and insurance branches within the scope of flood and flood coverage.
While 1703 reports were recorded in the fire branch, a total of 389 thousand 535 TL compensation was paid for 13 files.
Although 750 damage notices have been made in the automobile insurance branch, no payment has been made yet as of today.
ISTANBUL RANKS FIRST WITH 1486 NOTIFICATIONS
The highest number of damage reports in fire insurance came from Istanbul.
While 1486 notices were made in the city, a total of 382 thousand 886 TL was paid for 12 files.
821 of the damages in Istanbul were civilian, 563 were commercial and 102 were industrial.
In the civil group, 378 thousand 263 TL was paid for 11 files, and in the commercial group, 4 thousand 623 TL was paid for one file. Payments for damages in the industrial segment have not yet been made.
179 DAMAGE NOTIFICATIONS IN KOCAELİ
179 damage reports came from Kocaeli in the fire branch.
6 thousand 649 TL was paid for one file in the city.
Within the scope of fire insurance, 18 damage reports were recorded from Yalova, 14 from Antalya and 6 from Bursa.
670 NOTIFICATIONS IN CASE CONTROL FROM ISTANBUL
In the insurance branch, 670 damage reports were made from Istanbul.
While 35 reports of damage were received from Kocaeli and Antalya, 9 from Sakarya and one from Yalova, no damage notification was made within the scope of insurance from Bursa.
Compensation payments regarding these files have not started yet.
5.2 MILLION POLICIES IN EFFECT
The total number of policies in force in the fire and insurance branches within the scope of flood and flood coverage in Istanbul, Kocaeli, Antalya, Yalova and Bursa was announced as 5 million 219 thousand 528.
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