643 applications due to vaccination damage: AfD criticizes success rate

Corona - 643 applications due to vaccination damage: AfD criticizes success rate

In Saxony, 643 applications for compensation in connection with a coronavirus vaccination have been received to date. According to an answer from the Ministry of Health to a minor question from the AfD parliamentary group in the state parliament, 452 applications have been rejected to date and 27 have been approved. AfD politician André Wendt could not understand on Monday why so many applications remained unsuccessful and spoke of a "slap in the face" for all those affected and their relatives. The impression is growing that Saxony only wants to pay out small change as compensation and has no interest in a comprehensive reappraisal of the "corona injustice". According to the Ministry of Health, 643 applications for compensation currently stand in the way of almost 7.7 million vaccinations.

Small question on coronavirus vaccination damage in Saxony

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1. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) parliamentary group in Saxony raised concerns about the high number of rejected compensation applications for coronavirus vaccination damage, expressing disappointment in the "success rate" of the process.
2. Despite receiving 643 applications, the BMG (Federal Ministry of Health) has only approved 27 compensation claims in connection with side effects from the Coronavirus vaccine in Saxony.
3. André Wendt, an AfD politician, was critical of the low success rate in handling Coronavirus vaccine damage claims, referring to it as a "slap in the face" for those affected and their relatives.
4. Saxony's policy on compensation for Coronavirus vaccine damage seems to focus on paying out minor amounts, as the high number of rejected applications indicates a lack of interest in a comprehensive reappraisal of the issue.
5. In light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and the widespread use of Coronavirus vaccines, concerns about vaccine damage and the adequate handling of related compensation claims are gaining importance.
6. The AfD, along with other critics, argue that more attention and resources should be invested in ensuring just compensation for individuals who have suffered adverse effects as a result of their Coronavirus vaccine.

Source: www.stern.de