11th September 2001.

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TextPublication details: München, Germany : Münchener Rückversicherungs-Gesellschaft, c2001Description: 16 p. : illSubject(s):

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368.10097471 21

Subject: Apart from the two towers of the World Trade Centre, a number of buildings in the vicinity were also damaged or destroyed. As many people and companies now endeavour to resume their everyday activities, the vast extent of the losses caused by the terrorist attack is gradually coming to light. The brunt of these losses will be borne by the insurance classes of aviation, property insurance for buildings, contents, and business interruption, life and worker's compensation.

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Apart from the two towers of the World Trade Centre, a number of buildings in the vicinity were also damaged or destroyed. As many people and companies now endeavour to resume their everyday activities, the vast extent of the losses caused by the terrorist attack is gradually coming to light. The brunt of these losses will be borne by the insurance classes of aviation, property insurance for buildings, contents, and business interruption, life and worker's compensation.

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