Insurers See Over 90,000 Covid-related Claims Worth Rs 1,463 Crore
State-wise data shows, Maharashtra, which has recorded the maximum number of cases in the country, has the maximum claims coming in, followed by Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, and Karnataka
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Coronavirus | Insurers | Insurance claims
Subrata Panda |
While initially, the claim amount was high, now it has moderated as many states have prescribed a standard treatment rate for Covid-19
Insurers have seen more than 90,600 Covid-related claims worth Rs 1,463 crore, of which almost 60,000 claims amounting to Rs 563.81 crore have been settled.
State-wise data shows, Maharashtra, which has recorded the maximum number of cases in the country, has the maximum claims coming in, followed by Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Gujarat, and Karnataka. While initially, the claim amount was high, now it has moderated as many states have prescribed a standard treatment rate for Covid-19. Even the General Insurance Council has prescribed a standard Covid-19 treatment rate.
First Published: Sat, August 08 2020. 01:37 IST
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