Louisiana hurricane losses from 2020 hit $10.6bn amid labour shortages
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Louisiana hurricane losses from 2020 hit $10.6bn amid labour shortages

Samuel Casey
08 November 2021
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Insured losses in Louisiana from the 2020 hurricane season have risen to $10.6bn, according to the latest date released by the Louisiana Department of Insurance (LDI).

The loss date relates to claims paid or reserved in relation to hurricanes Laura, Delta and Zeta, which tore through the southern state last autumn.

The

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