TALLAHASSEE – The volume of estimated insured losses from Hurricane Ian proceeds to enhance, nearing $7.6 billion on Thursday.
According to the state’s Workplace of Insurance coverage Regulation, the estimated losses had been $7,595,678,739, up from $7,132,230,606 on Monday and $6,886,280,085 at the close of past week.
Insured losses are envisioned to steadily climb as problems is assessed from the Category 4 hurricane, which made landfall Sept. 28 in Southwest Florida and crossed the point out.
Thursday’s details confirmed that 587,693 statements had been noted, with 410,251 involving residential property. Other kinds of statements entail such issues as commercial home and automobile damage. About 300,000 of the total promises have been in Lee and Charlotte counties, in which Ian manufactured landfall.
