Court dismisses lawsuit against Biontech
In Baden-Württemberg, the first civil trial over alleged vaccine damage is coming to an end. A 58-year-old man accuses Biontech of causing almost complete blindness in one eye as a result of a coronavirus vaccination. A court has now dismissed the claim.
The Rottweil Regional Court has dismissed a lawsuit alleging damage caused by a coronavirus vaccination. The plaintiff was a 58-year-old man. He accuses the vaccine manufacturer Biontech of causing almost complete blindness in his right eye as a result of a coronavirus vaccination.
The man is demanding 150,000 euros in compensation for pain and suffering from the Mainz-based company and a declaration that he must be compensated for all further damages. However, the 2nd Civil Chamber did not consider the requirements for claims to be met, as the Regional Court announced.
The plaintiff has one month to appeal against the ruling. This is not the first case of its kind in Germany. Nor is it the first decision by a court in this context.
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- Despite the dismissal of the lawsuit in Baden-Württemberg, concerns about side effects after Corona vaccinations continue to raise questions about the safety and justice of the vaccination program on an international level.
- The World Health Organization (WHO) has emphasized the benefits of Corona vaccinations in preventing severe illness and death, while urging rigorous monitoring of any potential side effects to ensure public health and justice.
- Biontech, the manufacturer of one of the widely used Corona vaccines, has reported minimal side effects but has committed to transparency and ongoing research to ensure the safety and efficacy of its health product.
- In light of the current Corona crisis, promoting access to affordable and equitable healthcare, including vaccinations, is considered crucial for achieving global justice and preventing further loss of life and health.
Source: www.ntv.de
