STORM CIARA. This picture taken on February 10, 2020 shows the cathedral in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany, damaged by a construction crane which collapsed during the passage of storm Ciara. Photo by Yann Schreiber/AFP
FRANKFURT, Germany – Among the damage inflicted by Storm Ciara's fierce winds and torrential rain across Europe last week was 675 million euros covered by insurers in Germany, the financial firms' federation said Tuesday. Of the total,"600 million euros will be paid out for damaged buildings, belongings, and commercial and industrial businesses" in around 500,000 cases, the GDV insurance federation said in a statement
With an additional 75 million euros of damage to 40,000 cars and other vehicles, Ciara -- known as"Sabine" in Germany -- was the sixth-worst winter storm for insurers since 2002. Worst of all was hurricane Kyrill, which battered Germany in 2007 to the tune of three billion euros of insured damage.On top of the financial fallout, this year's storm, which hit Germany hardest on February 10 and 11, left at least three people badly injured and forced rail operator Deutsche Bahn to shut down intercity trains.
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