Grenfell Tower

That no structured health screening programme is in place for those who were exposed to risks of smoke and dust inhalation during the Grenfell Tower That those subject to smoke and dust inhalation are at risk of developing health conditions in particular respiratory illness after particulate and poison inhalation That there may have been exposure to asbestos during and after the fire that could possibly cause late onset health issues such as mesothelioma That without an appropriate system of health screening, there is a risk that illness may arise unnoticed or present later in survivors, first responders and site workers and thus reduce their life expectancy: That the NHS needs to undertake a risk evaluation and then consider an appropriate regular health screening programme for survivors of the fire and first responders and site workers. That survivors and first responders and site workers, need to be given access to guidance andl or information that would help them to understand what could be the health consequences of being exposed to the hazardous environment of the site of the fire. That the NHS needs to oversee and co-ordinate and provide appropriate mental health support for all those affected by their involvement in the incident; be they survivors _ bereaved, local residents or first responders or other workers involved in aftermath: The potential impact of this disaster wide ranging: It may be that the provision of some care services, for physical or psychological damage may be provided by occupational health services outside the NHS, however a scale and risk assessment of need and care provision needs to be undertaken to minimise persons affected slipping through the net and lost from appropriate supportive services_