INQUIRY FINDS UK GOV FAILURES CONTRIBUTED TO THE 43000 DEATHS IN CARE HOMES, "GENERATIONAL SLAUGHTER"

TERRIBLE SUFFERING OF THE ELDERLY IN CARE HOMES IN THE UK AND 43000 DEATHS  DUE TO UK GOV OMISSIONS, FAILURES AND MISMAGEMENT SCRUTINIZED IN NEW COVID INQUIRY REPORT

MASS MURDER AND EUTHANASIA  OF THE ELDERLY ON A SCALE SEEN IN THE AKTION  T4  PROGRAMME IN NAZI GERMANY

THE UK GOV WAS REPEATEDLY WARNED ALSO BY ME FROM 2015

https://www.dropbox.com/s/95qulu50k6nrjf7/Dr%20Sarah%20Wollaston.pdf?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8o7li21q39vnj1o/EmailExchangewithSarahTeatherMP2015.pdf?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/dae9ieuqn7hsyls/Ebola_Vaccines_Open_Letter%20pdf.pdf?dl=0

HALLETT HAS EXCLUDED THE DAMNING OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH UK PRLIAMENT FROM HER INQUIRY TO AVOID SHOWING THE CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY OF PRIME MINISTER AND OTHERS

From media

The major report also found that former health secretary Matt Hancock’s claim he had tried to throw a “protective ring” around care homes was unfounded, with Lady Hallett, adding: “Quite the opposite was true.” 

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During hearings in 2025 a civil servant described the toll as a “generational slaughter within care homes”.

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Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK said that Mr Hancock’s claim was a “cruel lie”.

Speaking on behalf of the group, Jean Adamson, said: “Today’s report is a devastating account of one of the darkest episodes in our country’s history.

“It shows that the government knew the care sector was extremely vulnerable to a pandemic and yet did nothing. Failing to act until it was too late.

“And It shows that Matt Hancock’s claim to have thrown a protective ring around care homes was a cruel lie.”

The inquiry found that vulnerable care home residents were left with “insufficient protection” as patients were discharged from hospitals without knowing if they had the virus.

Key findings from today’s report:

• Preventing visits to care homes “caused incalculable harm to residents and their loved ones and often resulted in a significant decline in the health and wellbeing of residents”.
• Matt Hancock’s claim he had tried to throw a “protective ring” around care homes was unfounded and branded a “cruel lie” by bereaved families.
• Shortages of personal protective equipment (PPE) for care workers led to some resorting to using festival waterproof ponchos, painters’ overalls, and gloves bought online as well as homemade PPE from fabric, bin bags, bed linen and other household items.
• Vulnerable care home residents were left with “insufficient protection” as patients were discharged from hospitals without knowing if they had the virus.
• Do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions “made during the pandemic based on a person’s age, disability or health conditions, or without a personalised assessment to consider the person’s wishes and feelings, caused considerable distress and confusion for the individual, their loved ones and staff”.
• Support for the approximately 5.8 million unpaid carers across the UK “came too late” and the impact of the pandemic on them “was pronounced” as they faced having to give more complex care for longer hours “with less – if any – respite care”.

The inquiry found: “The UK government and devolved administrations knew, prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, of the extreme vulnerability of care home residents to respiratory viruses. Despite this, care homes received insufficient protection at the time they most needed it.”

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/covid-inquiry-care-homes-report-matt-hancock-b3069918.html