Hurricane Francine Set to Cost Insurers Nearly $1.5 Billion

Hurricane Francine, which impacted the Caribbean and southeastern United States, is expected to be one of the most destructive weather events of the year, with damage costs estimated at nearly $1.5 billion. The loss data was released by a risk management analytics firm, which provided facts and figures confirming the severity of the situation arising from the hurricane.

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Powerful Hurricane Francine Knocks Out Electricity in Southern US

Hurricane Francine, which hit the southern states of the USA, has caused power outages for hundreds of thousands of people. According to meteorologists, the scale of destruction was greater than expected. The hurricane, which reached Category 3 strength, brought powerful winds and heavy rainfall, leading to extensive damage to infrastructure.

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