„Balta“: storm damage in Latvia may exceed several million euros
The insurance company “Balta” received more than 350 applications in Latvia within a day due to storm damage, and the damage caused may exceed several million euros.
The insurance company “Balta” received more than 350 applications in Latvia within a day due to storm damage, and the damage caused may exceed several million euros.
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