In Germany, thousands of appeals were received by a request for compensation in connection with the side effects of vaccines against coronavirus. More than 250 claims have already been transferred to court.
According to haqqin.az with reference to the foreign press, the state will pay compensation to 253 plaintiffs. Currently, about 4 thousand claims are considered in the country, 808 claims are rejected.
Guinen-Barre syndrome, the disease of the nervous system, which manifests itself in the form of inflammation of the heart muscle, thrombosis of venous sinus, numbness of the fingers and wrists, is considered a serious side effect of the coronavirus vaccine.
The Federal Center for Sanitary Education of Germany approves the requirement of state support for very serious complications of vaccination, which “cause long -term health problems or economic difficulties.” These support measures include the payment of pensions depending on the condition of the patient, payment of the costs of treatment or support for relatives of people who died as a result of complications during vaccination.