On a recent holiday you lost a valuable item. Fortunately, you have travel insurance to cover the cost of anything lost. Write a letter to the manager of your insurance company. In your letter, explain What you lost How you lost it What you want the insurance company to do

Dear sir, I was on holiday the other week to Cox's Bazar and
while
there, my
laptop
was stolen. My
Laptop
is a MacBook Pro and was detailed in my insurance policy beforehand.
Additionally
,my AirPods,which were
next
to the
Laptop
,are
also
gone . The event occurred at a local cafe.I left my bag,
laptop
,and earphones at my table
while
I went to the bathroom and when I returned several minutes later,they were all missing.
Therefore
,I asked the cafe owner but he did not notice someone taking them and their security camera is out of order.
However
, we reported the incident to the police. I attached the police report associated with the incident and hope that you will be able to reimburse me based on my policy as promptly as possible.
In addition
,Thefts
while
on holiday are covered by my membership. Please make a direct transfer to the associated account. If you have
further
questions, do not hesitate to contact me by email or phone. Please reply promptly. Best Regards, Tasa
Submitted by Alma Islam on

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • valuable possession
  • insurance claim
  • misplace
  • irreplaceable
  • receipt
  • policyholder
  • reimbursement
  • coverage
  • claim number
  • deductible
  • documentation
  • authenticate
  • liability
  • premium
  • accidental loss
  • indemnity
  • beneficiary
  • contact details
  • substantiate
  • correspondence
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