BMW driver receives approximately 11 million Kazakhstani tenge
In a heartwarming display of quick thinking and selflessness, a BMW X5 SUV owner in Kazakhstan recently saved pedestrians from a flying truck wheel, an incident that gained traction on social media last week. The incident occurred on August 2 in the Orbita-2 microdistrict on Navoi Street.
The BMW driver intentionally placed his car in the path of the truck wheel, shielding pedestrians from potential harm. Although the driver declined any offers for a fundraiser for the car's repair, citing his KASKO insurance policy, many social media users praised his actions.
The insurance payout for the damaged BMW came from "Eurasia" Insurance Company, under their KASKO program. The insurance payout, amounting to 10.9 million tenge, was made within two days after receiving necessary documents and damage assessment, which was conducted at the official service center of "Eurasia" Insurance Company.
The assessment identified 42 positions of small and large spare parts that needed to be replaced due to the accident. Notably, under the VIP KASKO program offered by Eurasia Insurance, damaged parts are not repaired but replaced entirely.
One of the most expensive items to replace was the original headlight for a BMW X5 of the latest model, which costs around 3 million tenge. The funds were directly transferred to the auto service's account, ensuring a smooth and efficient repair process.
While there is no detailed information available about the VIP KASKO insurance program offered by Eurasia Insurance Company, this incident serves as a testament to the importance of having a comprehensive insurance policy like KASKO. It highlights how such insurance can provide financial support during unexpected accidents, allowing for prompt repair and replacement of damaged parts.
The BMW X5 owner's quick action, shielding pedestrians from danger, underscores the importance of being in the automotive industry, as his insurance coverage, KASKO from Eurasia Insurance, facilitated the rapid repair and replacement of damaged parts, particularly the expensive original headlight for his latest model, worth approximately 3 million tenge. Moreover, the incident also demonstrates the significance of the finance industry, as the insurance payout helped cover the costs of the repair, highlighting the role of insurance companies in supporting individuals during unexpected transportation-related incidents.
