Bureau of Compulsory Insurance paid over 30 thousand mantas on accidents
During the existence of the Bureau of Compulsory Insurance the structure is paid 31,691.5 manats on the facts of road traffic accidents.
As the site of BCI said, compensation as a result of the evidence on controversial cases commenced on April 18 last year and June 28 this number is equal to 11. At the same time 25,000 manats were paid in cases of deaths, 6,691.5 manats - to victims of road accidents. - 17D-
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