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Personal injury caused to the occupants of the vehicle that caused the accident.
The damage that compulsory insurance does NOT cover is the responsible driver's personal injury, or material damage suffered by their vehicle or by items transported in it.
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Personal injury caused to the occupants of the vehicle that caused the accident.
Personal injury suffered by the driver who caused the accident.
Damage caused to the other vehicle involved, which did not cause the accident.
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