On the night of July 15, the Voronezh Region was subjected to a massive UAV attack. According to media reports, apartments in multi-storey buildings in several districts of Voronezh, as well as private houses, were damaged as a result. Employees of municipal structures are eliminating the consequences of the destruction, an emergency regime has been introduced in Voronezh.
According to Alexander Matinko, director of the Rosgosstrakh branch in the Voronezh Region, insurance agents of the Voronezh branch began calling their clients in the morning to clarify the situation and, if the property was damaged, to clarify the procedure for further actions to make insurance payments. As of 3 p.m., there were no complaints at the Rosgosstrakh branch, but the company is ready to receive applications from customers.
"The risk of falling aircraft, including unpiloted ones, has long been included in the standard coverage of classic personal property insurance products along with fires, natural disasters, bays, etc.," says Alexander Matinko. — Clients who already have a Rosgosstrakh policy for the protection of property risks do not need to take any additional actions — their housing is already insured. For those who are not yet ready to insure their property under the full package, Rosgosstrakh offers a boxed product "Protection from drones". It includes only one risk — the fall of aircraft or their parts, debris, and cargo onto the insured object, including as a result of a terrorist act."
Under the Drone Protection policy, you can insure structural elements, interior decoration of a house or apartment, as well as property inside. You can also include buildings on the site in the coverage: garage, bathhouse, etc. The limit of Rosgosstrakh's insurance liability for private housing is up to 5 million rubles, for an apartment — up to 15 million rubles, and the owner of the property chooses the amount of insurance coverage independently.
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