Most medical expenses are incurred as a result of accidents or falls. Here is a list of some of the deadliest accidents that can happen during travel, and useful tips on how you can reduce such risks:
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Driving This is relevant not just for drivers but also for pedestrians and cyclists. Checking left and right before crossing can be a simple life-saving step. Road accidents occur more frequently in developing countries since vehicles in these countries may not have seatbelts or are more likely to be in suboptimal condition. Wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of a fatal injury by up to 50% for front seat occupants and 75% for those in the rear.
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For a peace of mind, we recommend getting extensive travel insurance coverage for accidental injuries. Click here for more details or get an instant quote online from Chubb Travel Insurance now!
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