By Mark E. Ruquet
As Londoners strive to find normalcy again in their daily lives after the horror of four bombings in the city's transportation system, the insurance industry is beginning to come to terms with the tragic day's fallout.
Officials with the Transport for London (TfL), which handles the city's transportation system, have not released any damage estimates from the explosions that ripped through three subway cars within minutes of one another and a bus almost an hour later. However, one insurance economist has put the figure at around $100 million.
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