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    For Hurricane Milton, insurers closed 81.7% of the 343,789 total claims filed across multiple lines, including personal and commercial property, auto, private flood, and business interruption, as of February 28. Of these, 35,043 claims remained open without payment, while 27,894 were still open with payment.



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