UK government paying covid "vaccine" victims up to $141000 for injuries

British authorities have rolled out a new program to compensate Brits
who got "vaccinated" for the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) and are
now injured or dead (https://bit.ly/3RvrMCv).
After aggressively pushing at least five injections per person, the
government of the United Kingdom is now offering to pay victims
up to $141,000 each for their post-injection woes, which are
mounting.
One such person, 48-year-old Vikki Spit, got sick about eight days 
after taking the AstraZeneca jab, which is made using viral vector
technology as opposed to mRNA (messenger RNA) technology).
Spit is believed to be the first jab-injured Brit to take advantage
of the vaccine damage payment scheme (VDPS), as they are
calling it.
"The VPDS will compensate British citizens with a tax-free payment
of up to $120,000, or nearly $141,000," writes Natalie Winters for
The National Pulse.
"Vaccines for roughly 20 diseases are eligible for payments under
the program and archives of the British government’s website show
that COVID-19 was added between November 2020 and July 2021."
In order to take advantage of the program, an individual must prove
that a vaccine, in this case Fauci Flu shots, left him or her "severely
disabled"
"This could be a mental or physical disablement and will be based
on medical evidence from the doctors or hospitals involved in your
treatment," the application guidelines explain. The British
government defines "severely disabled" as at least 60 percent
disabled.
Family members of sick or dead individuals can also apply on their
behalf, according to the British government.
"You can also apply for this payment on behalf of someone who has
died after becoming severely disabled because of certain
vaccinations," the instructions state. "You need to be managing
their estate to apply."
As of May 2022, according to the National Health Service (NHS)
Business Services Authority, which handles the VDPS, 1,681 claims
associated with covid injections have been submitted and received.