Some €110 million ($118.6 million) in damage was caused by cash machines, or ATMs, being blown up in Germany last year, the German insurance industry said on Wednesday. “Cash accounted for around €30 million of this,” Anja Käfer-Rohrbach, deputy managing director of the German Insurance Association (GDV), explained. In 2022, the police registered a new high of 496 cases of ATMs being blown up, according to the GDV. In the previous year, there had been around 100 fewer cases. In total, there are around 55,000 ATMs in Germany. As possible preventative measures, the association suggests closing b…