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After the unforeseen tornado that occurred in 2019 in VIII Region; a "waterspout" in Talcahuano caused severe damage to the infrastructure of the Hotel Sonesta and Casino Marina Del Sol.

Congestion and waiting at bus stops are part of the issue that academic Luis Riveros, recently assumed the presidency of the Transurbano Foundation, highlights as part of the solutions to these transportation problems.

The first minibus that has this technology is already in Parque O'Higgins, it is 100% electric and has a capacity for 12 people. At the moment it will be in the pilot phase until March, to analyze the user experience.

With the presence of the Minister of Public Works Alfredo Moreno, Leonardo Daneri, President of Copsa, Louis De Grange, Chairman of the Board of the Santiago Metro, among others, on October 9 the ninth edition of the National Concessions Congress was held, which annually organizes Copsa.

With the presence of important regional and national authorities, the Regional Transport Fair FRT2019, Because Santiago Is Not Chile, was held on October 3 and 4. FR Group Insurance Brokers was an important part of this event as a sponsor and precursor of the decentralization of the business area of Chile, thanks to its presence with branches throughout the national territory.

FR GROUP Insurance Brokers has entered into a strategic alliance with Correcol, an important broker in the Colombian market. Said agreement allows FR Group to extend its presence and services in this important market. With operations in Cali, Medellín, Bogotá and Barranquilla.

This is the second disbursement after the explosion that occurred in 2018. In April of last year, the German Sanatorium suffered a gas leak that caused an explosion that left one of the three clinic buildings uninhabitable. Three people died in the accident and more than 46 were injured. Before the first 60 days the medical center received

If general insurance against fire, theft or for the car were the usual ones in our country, today the trend is that the things that Chileans value and protect are as diverse as a drone or a scooter. And in life insurance, the offer includes pets.

Cyberattacks are becoming more common every day. Just last year, in Chile, US$12 million was stolen in two rowdy attacks on the banking sector. (Banco de Chile: US$11 million and Banco Consorcio: US$2 million). However, Chilean companies are not protecting themselves sufficiently, not only in prevention, but also in damage control. Proof of this is that only 10% of insurance applications related to cybercrime end up in contracts, according to data from FR Group insurance brokers.