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Fewer accidents please maritime insurance companies

The number of shipping incidents has now been cut in half according to the latest statistics from IUMI, the International Union of Maritime Insurance. But extreme weather with storms such as hurricane Sandy have a big price.

BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
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