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Assessment of damage caused by riots in France
- Insurance losses resulting from the riots in France may reach or exceed 1.2 billion euros.
Imedi+1 - According to the assessment of French Minister of Commerce Serge Papin, at least 3,000 businesses in the country have been affected.
Imedi - According to Mtavari Arkhi, the number of damaged business facilities exceeds 3,000, which is twice the initial data.
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Damage caused by the riots
According to the Financial Times, insurance company losses resulting from the riots that took place in France last weekend may reach 1.2 billion euros. Furthermore, Mtavari Arkhi reports that the losses may exceed 1.2 billion euros. According to insurance brokers' estimates, the losses may exceed 1 billion euros. Imedi+1
Affected businesses
According to the preliminary assessment of French Minister of Commerce Serge Papin, at least 3,000 businesses across the country have been affected. Mtavari Arkhi writes that more than 3,000 shops and business facilities were damaged, which is twice the initial data. Luxury brand stores, including Louis Vuitton and Kenzo, became targets of the attacks. According to Mtavari Arkhi, large retail chains and luxury brand boutiques were seriously damaged. Imedi+1