Insurance is not a free ride.
To be insured or for your insurance claim to be valid, your electrical installation must have complied with the applicable regulations, making it extremely unlikely for you to sustain damage in the first place from electrical fault.
The fire should have been caused by an accident if insurance was to cover in any way.
If there is one evidence that cables were overloaded then you can kiss the insurance goodbye.
I can't imagine anyone insuring any facility without automatic fire suppression.
yeah sorry about their loss as well......seems like up to that point being early adopters they we're having one hell of a good time with bitcoin!
anyway I wonder if being Thailand etc it was simply something as simple as mice or such chewing a wire or some such ..just saying if there was access
to such from outside etc ...I suppose a fire investigation will tell the real cost eventually
anyway my previous post I did not mean for people to think I went 'ah ha!' the pic was some kinda slam...(missed the previous posts) ...just a 'wow' pic of a catastrophe
anyway hopefully some of the damage was just soot etc on some of the equipment ..a pain in the butt ...but fixable..
