The fatal outbreak of COVID-19, which broke out in December last year from Wuhan city of China has now disseminated all over the world and has left no country untouched from its impact. The situation got even worse when people started to die within a few days after being affected by the virus.
People are more concerned and checking ahead of their insurance plans that they might have taken for granted once upon a time. Now, they are realizing the significance of those plans, especially those that are particularly related to life. Certainly, life insurance plans are proving out to be life saviors for those who are either extremely scared of this virus or have already been affected.
Here’re how people are suggesting life insurance plans keeping in mind their best of interests on social media.
A marvelous scheme to get started your life backed with an insurance plan.
Does your Life Insurance Plan cover for the COVID-19 Pandemic? Are you prepared and covered if you test positive (or negative) for the Coronavirus?
— Leon Bart (@LeonBartOMF) March 20, 2020
Read more about the Corona Virus (COVID-19) and your Life Insurance Coverhttps://t.co/nAsPzq4ajA#coronavirus #lifeinsurance pic.twitter.com/oiJuaQ14Jx
Jonas Nyabor shared a tweet to spread awareness and help people feel safe.
.@Aboagye_DG_GHS says govt is getting insurance packages for frontline med officers in #Coronavirus fight.
— Jonas Nyabor (@jnyabor) March 21, 2020
A life insurance & injury insurance package being considered.#CoronavirusPandemic #CoronaVirusUpdate #COVID19 #CoronavirusOutbreak @Citi973 @WHOAFRO #CoronaCrisis #COVID
Time to plan out for taking life insurance policy seriously and inculcate the benefits of choosing one.
If you or someone you know is feeling sick, right now is a really important time to start thinking about life insurance. Don’t leave your loved ones with no safety net.
— daya (@intercreated_) March 13, 2020
If you need life insurance info, dm me. #coronavirus
It’s good to keep yourself and your loved ones safe during this moment of pandemic that has raised huge concern for millions of people across the globe. We’ve done our part, did you?
