Ongoing Insurance Coverage and Fire Impact at Moscow Region Ozone Warehouse
Officials report that the insured value for the contents and inventory of the Ozone warehouse in the Moscow region stands at 11 billion rubles. This figure comes from the press service of the insurer, Ingosstrakh, as cited by RBC. The stated amount reflects the damage assessment conducted to date, with full determination to follow after the fire is fully controlled and investigators determine the fire’s conditions and causes. Ingosstrakh emphasizes that its specialists remain in regular contact with the client and are providing all necessary assistance during this process.
The insurer also affirmed its commitment to fulfilling all obligations connected with the incident, underscoring the readiness to support the customer through the claims process and subsequent recovery actions. The latest updates describe persistent hazardous conditions at the site, including elevated levels of nitrogen dioxide, which have been noted since the depot fire began.
As the situation evolves, the toll of the disaster has continued to rise. Reports indicate that thirteen individuals have sustained injuries, and one more person has died in connection with the large fire at the Ozone warehouse in the Istra district of the Moscow region. The affected area has expanded to approximately 50,000 square meters, highlighting the scale of the blaze. In response to the emergency, a third helicopter has been prepared to assist in extinguishing the fire and supporting rescue operations as responders work to stabilize the scene.
These developments illustrate the financial and human stakes involved, with insurers and responders coordinating closely to manage claims, ensure safety, and support the affected local community during the ongoing response and recovery period. (Source attribution: Ingosstrakh press service, RBC reporting)