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Article highlights:
- The South African Special Risks Insurance Association (Sasria) said that it had faced problems in addressing claims from the July anarchy.
- It listed insufficient internal capacity to manage large losses, overstretched loss adjusters, clients struggling with the formulation of claims and fraud as some hurdles that it had encountered.
- Sasria said that it had received just over 14,000 claims emanating from the July violence valued at R32 billion.
