Monday, August 03, 2026

In Denmark, Children suffered serious injuries after the COVID-19 vaccine, reports Danish newspaper; Now they are receiving compensation in millions of Danish Crowns


While Dana Bash tries to argue to RFK Jr that the medical and scientific establishment did mostly good, allegedly saving lives in the process, perhaps CNN ought to take a trip across the Atlantic to see how European nations are faring.

Children suffered serious injuries after the COVID-19 vaccine, titles one of Denmark's most prestigious newspapers; Now they are receiving compensation in the millions of Danish Crowns. In Berlingske,  reports that

The assessment was that vaccinating children during the coronavirus pandemic was "safe and effective." Now the final tally can be made, and according to an expert, it reveals the downsides of mass vaccination. However, the governing parties maintain that vaccinating was the right decision.

Kids did not, in fact, become particularly ill when infected with coronavirus. 

Nevertheless, thousands of children as young as five were encouraged to get vaccinated against COVID-19—primarily to protect their grandparents and curb the spread of infection within the general population.

Many children—and their parents—were unsure about whether to get vaccinated against COVID-19, but the vast majority ultimately decided to go ahead with it. The Patient Compensation Association has now issued rulings on the majority of the 78 cases in which children aged 5 to 17 sought compensation for injuries they believe are linked to their vaccinations.

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Børn fik alvorlige skader efter covid-19-vaccine. Nu får de millionerstatning

Vurderingen var, at det var »sikkert og effektivt« også at vaccinere børn under coronapandemien. Nu kan regningen gøres op, og den viser bagsiden ved massevaccinationer, mener ekspert. Det ændrer ikke ved, at det var rigtigt at vaccinere, lyder det fra regeringspartierne.

Mange børn – og deres forældre – var i tvivl om, hvorvidt de skulle lade sig vaccinere mod covid-19, men langt de fleste endte med at takke ja. Nu har Patienterstatningen truffet afgørelse i hovedparten af de 78 sager, hvor børn mellem 5 og 17 år har søgt om at få erstatning for skader, som de mener hænger sammen med deres vaccinationer. 
Foto: Ólafur Steinar Rye Gestsson/Ritzau Scanpix

De blev ellers ikke særligt syge, når de blev ramt af corona.

Alligevel blev tusinder af børn helt ned til fem år opfordret til at lade sig vaccinere mod covid-19 – primært for at beskytte deres bedsteforældre og bremse spredningen af smitten i befolkningen som helhed.

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