Iran Insurance paid 900 billion rials in damages

According to the monetary financial news, quoting the public relations of Iran Insurance, Ahmad Safarzadeh, technical deputy of Iran Insurance, stated in this regard: As soon as the insurer announces the damage and after the fire is completely contained, the CEO of Iran Insurance together with the technical deputy , The director of property insurance and damage experts, while present at the scene, issued an order to expedite the investigation and damages of Tehran Oil Refining Company.

The technical deputy of Iran Insurance further added: in the process of investigation and expertise of this incident and in order to support mega national projects, a double effort was made under the continuous supervision of the board of directors of Iran Insurance Company to complete the case.

Safarzadeh stated: In the year of “production, knowledge-based, employment-creating” Iran Insurance Company and insurance companies members of the Energy Insurance Consortium, including insurance (Asia, Alborz, Parsian, Dana, Sina, Saman, Karafarin, Kowsar, Moallem, Mellat, Homeland, modern, new trade, cooperation) with full determination and relying on the power of domestic scientific and professional expertise, fully and comprehensively support the national products and capitals of the country.

While appreciating the sacrifices and effective efforts of firefighters, he noted: “Considering the start of the fire from the high-risk part of the refinery (tanks), if it were not for the management, the technical team of the refinery and the sacrifices of all firefighters,” Certainly, catastrophic damage occurred with the development of fires in the refinery and the urban sector.

Iran Insurance Company, on behalf of the members of the Energy Insurance Consortium, thanks and appreciates the efforts and tact of the refinery management and the sacrifice of the relevant factors.

It is worth mentioning that on June 3, 1400, the Tehran Oil Refining Company, located near the south of Tehran, caught fire. With a refining capacity of 250,000 barrels per day, the company produces about 13 to 14 percent of the country’s energy and 40 to 50 percent of aerial fuel.