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Ongoing Story· Day 35

Flydubai Passengers Report Severe Trauma After Turbulent Flight

3 developments

SrugimSecurity

National Insurance Recognizes Flydubai Incident as Hostile Act

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

The National Insurance Institute announced that the Ministry of Defense recognized a Flydubai flight incident as a hostile act. This allows affected passengers to file claims for physical and psychological injuries. Those impacted are urged to contact the institute to receive necessary medical and psychological support and claim disability benefits.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A Flydubai flight incident has been officially recognized as an act of hostility by the Ministry of Defense.
  • This recognition enables passengers injured during the event to claim their rights.
  • Affected individuals can file claims with the National Insurance Institute for disability benefits.
  • Both physical and psychological injuries sustained are covered by the new designation.
  • The National Insurance Institute is urging those affected to come forward for assistance.
National Insurance Recognizes Flydubai Incident as Hostile Act
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The National Insurance Institute has announced that the Ministry of Defense and the approving authority have officially recognized the incident on a Flydubai flight as an act of hostility. This crucial development allows passengers who sustained physical or psychological injuries during the event to claim their rights and file recognized claims with the National Insurance Institute.

Following this official recognition, individuals affected by the incident are encouraged to contact the National Insurance Institute. They can submit claims to determine disability percentages as victims of hostile acts. The institute will provide the necessary medical and psychological assistance and support to those who were harmed.

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