The boy died on Saturday at a hospital in Marseille from brain trauma caused by a cardiac arrest after suffering symptoms similar to Kawasaki disease and having been diagnosed with coronavirus.
Nine-year-old boy died from disease similar to Kawasaki syndrome in Marseille. He had previously been diagnosed with coronavirus, his doctor confirmed.
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