Travel insurance for second leg of flight on account of missing the first leg of the flight

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My friend is traveling from Guwahati in India to Mumbai in India and thence to Paris. The current situation in Guwahati is a bit volatile in that there is a curfew. I was wondering if there are any travel insurance that will insure the already bought international ticket in the case of missing the first leg due to curfew or riots.
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What happens if you miss the first leg of a connecting flight?
If you skip the first leg on a ticket you will be classified as a no-show and all sub-subsequent flights are cancelled. So the answer is: no you cannot skip the first leg. If you are willing to pay then contact the airline and change your ticket or just use the money you are willing to pay for a hotel at the airport.Does travel insurance cover if you miss a connecting flight?
You're covered for travel and accommodation expenses if: You miss your connecting flight because of a motor vehicle (or rail, bus, marine) accident you're involved in. You miss your flight because of natural disasters, severe weather, hijacking, riots or civil unrest.Do you have to pay for another flight if you miss yours?
Although airlines often charge you for a new ticket if you miss a flight, there are important exceptions. But to find out if you qualify, you need to act fast. Calling the airline before your departure can significantly increase your chances of getting rebooked on the next flight at no additional charge.What happens if Miss leg of flight?
If legs are missed, airlines can cancel the whole journey, including any future returns. This is something that travelers often forget about. They may change plans on the spur of the moment, choosing a scenic road trip or rail journey, but plan to use their pre-booked return for the trip home.Booking a flight? What to know about travel insurance
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