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President of the Interregional Union of medical insurers Dmitry Kuznetsov shared his thoughts about the acquisition by the Russians of the insurances of coronavirus, according to news Agency “national news service”.
Kuznetsov said that currently purchase insurance is a tool to protect people from any loss. Therefore, the fact that thousands of Russians have already begun to decorate it, he thinks it is a normal situation.
“the Products associated with insurance against coronavirus are available at the moment is quite adequate players in the insurance market. This is not a company that emerged from nowhere, and the leaders within MHI and VHI. This is the normal course by the insurance companies,” – said Kuznetsov.
He added that the emergence of insurance from the coronavirus that causes the natural reaction of the market, aimed at reducing panic among the population. At the same time, Kuznetsov said that the Russians are not so often resort to health insurance, therefore it is not necessary to wait for sharp growth of their acquisition.
Previously, the national insurance Agency reported that several thousand residents of Russia purchased insurance from coronavirus. In a number of companies in this area have a number of insurance programs in the case of detection of coronavirus. The sum insured can range from 20 thousand to 1 million rubles.
In recent days in Russia 601 recorded case of infection with coronavirus. Thus, the total number of infected people in Russia amounted to 4149 people. Cases COVID-19 detected in 78 regions of Russia.
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