Roemer compensate victims of Q fever

eindhoven - People who have become in recent years, the victim of the Q-fever have to be compensated. Previously pleaded SP leader Emile Roemer Saturday in the Debate of the South.

Prime Minister Mark Rutte got hit hard in the debate on the Q fever. Roemer and GroenLinks leader Jesse Klaver accused him in 2011 to have had insufficient attention to the then outbreak of the disease, which was derived from goats and sheep. 'In recent years, 1,500 people in Brabant abandoned,' Roemer told the prime minister. 'Time and again asked for clarity to compensate for people to recognize that they have become ill from Q fever. Time and again the answer was zero. '

Rutte When asked if he 'sorry' would say to people in Brabant, he gave an initial verbose answer. 'Alstjeblieft say alstjeblieft' said an exasperated Shamrock. Previously expressed the GL-leader all his surprise Rutte's reaction to a movie about a girl in Brabant that is sick with Q fever.

Sybrand Buma of being hit CDA said happily that all party leaders on stage now for a compensation fund for victims.

When the debate shifted to how outbreaks like that can be prevented by Q fever, the differences were bigger. Clover pleaded for mainly reducing the herd, something that he came to be the audience boos.