Flooded business. A garage is seen surrounded by floodwaters after Hurricane Florence hit in Kinston, North Carolina, on Thursday, Sept. 20, 2018. (Photo: Alex Wroblewski/Bloomberg)

Hurricane Florence physically damaged large areas of the South, particularly in North and South Carolina. Businesses in the region are also certainly suffering long-lasting economic damage as they remain closed — and they will rightly want to secure business interruption coverage for those losses.

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