Victim of violent storms Friday, June 3, the city of Saint-Brieuc (Côtes-d'Armor) was recognized in a state of natural disaster, according to information from the
Telegram
.
At the time, more than 20 mm of precipitation had fallen in less than twenty minutes, while the town was preparing to welcome nearly 80,000 spectators as part of the Art Rock festival.
Recognition granted on June 15
In the process, the City of Saint-Brieuc had filed a request for recognition of natural disaster with the State in order to allow those affected to be compensated for claims usually excluded from their insurance contract.
Granted on June 15, this recognition was published in the Official Journal on Saturday July 2.
Were you a victim of the #floods Friday, June 3?
The state of natural disaster is recognized in Saint-Brieuc.
You have 10 days since July 2 to file your #claims file with the decree to download here: https://t.co/jTBgqM4L7v #CatastropheNaturelle pic.twitter.com/iitcaxIdIs
– City of St-Brieuc (@VilledeStBrieuc) July 4, 2022
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Quoted by our colleagues, the Prefecture of Côtes-d'Armor indicated that from the publication in the Official Journal, the people affected had ten days "to file with their insurance company an estimated statement of their losses in order to to benefit from the compensation scheme.
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