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Travel insurers set to make record levels of payments as a result of the coronavirus outbreak
We are helping customers in these challenging times and initial estimates show that travel insurers are expected to make record levels of payments as a result of the #coronavirus outbreak totalling more than the whole of 2019 https://t.co/Q8GSOC6w0O pic.twitter.com/QizLZYXv2p
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