A new Covid vaccine compensation scheme could be set up for people who say they have been ‘left disabled’ after being jabbed.
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Health Secretary Wes Streeting is considering a new programme to help those who are now suffering from life-changing conditions, having taken the AstraZeneca jab.
This comes amid calls to overhaul the existing scheme, Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS), as there is concern it cannot handle the current high volume of claims – which latest figures show is more than 15,000.
Some 97 per cent of successful claims relate to the AstraZeneca vaccine with just a handful relating to damage caused by Pfizer or Moderna, according to Freedom of Information requests made by the Telegraph.
One of the key criticisms cited by campaigners is the all-or-nothing payment of £120,000.
They argue the payment does not go far enough for those most severely disabled by a vaccine injury, such as those who have suffered brain injuries, are now unable to work and face ongoing care costs for the rest of their lives.
However, those who receive a payout under the scheme can still pursue private legal action against the Government to secure more damages.
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