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Businesses have expressed their fears about expected coronavirus losses not being covered by their insurance.
The UK government has not yet declared that coronavirus is a "notifiable disease". This is the formal statutory process for monitoring infectious diseases, and that means certain types of insurance won't cover losses from it.
Read more at the BBC.
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