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NEW YORK, Sept. 26, 2022 — Floridians should be alert for the potential impacts of Hurricane Ian, which is forecast to make landfall in the state in the middle of this week, according to the  (Triple-I).Ìý
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The Triple-I offers these preparedness tips for all residents in Ian’s path:Ìý
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Damage caused by hurricanes and tropical storms are covered under different insurance policies, according to the Triple-I. Ìý
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Wind-caused property damage is covered under standard,  a²Ô»å  policies. Renters’ insurance covers a renter’s possessions while the landlord insures the structure.Ìý
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Property damage to a home, a renter’s possessions, and a business – resulting from a flood – is generally covered under a  policy, if the homeowner, renter or business has purchased one. Dozens of private insurers also offer flood insurance.Ìý
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Private-passenger vehicles damaged or destroyed by either wind or flooding are covered under the of an auto insurance policy. Nearly 80 percent of U.S. drivers choose to purchase comprehensive coverage.Ìý
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