Representatives from campaign groups across the UK have expressed their determination to learn from the Covid-19 pandemic and improve the country’s preparedness for future outbreaks. They told the UK Covid-19 public inquiry about the mistreatment of those who died from the virus, describing how they were treated as “toxic waste”. They highlighted issues such as widespread infections in hospitals and care homes, failures to use personal protective equipment correctly, the use of do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation orders, and the isolation of vulnerable individuals, all of which demonstrated a lack of preparedness. The witnesses also spoke about the undignified deaths and difficulties in grieving experienced by families. They shared personal stories, including one about a mother who died after acquiring Covid-19 in hospital and was buried in a body bag. The campaign groups emphasized the human cost of the pandemic and their determination to ensure that such tragedies are not repeated. The inquiry will continue in the autumn, focusing on the decision-making of the central government during the pandemic.
Families Share Testimonies of Covid-19 Victims Being Disregarded as “Toxic Waste” in UK Inquiry on Covid Treatment
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