UK Proposes £2 Million Compensation for Infected Blood Victims Amid NHS Scandal

The UK government has unveiled a compensation plan for victims affected by contaminated blood products and transfusions within the NHS from 1970 to 1991. Potential payouts could exceed £2 million per person based on individual criteria. This follows a damning public inquiry report that revealed a cover-up and significant risks to victims. Over 30,000 individuals were infected, with around 3,000 deceased. Family members are also eligible for compensation.