Boy, 9, in France dies from rare childhood illness after contracting COVID-19

Doctors in Marseille reported that the nine-year-old died after a "neurological injury related to cardiac arrest".

The boy, who had tested positive for coronavirus, received treatment at the hospital for seven days before his death.The boy was in hospital for seven days before succumbing to his illness. At least three children in the United States and one in the United Kingdom have also died after experiencing similar symptoms.

The United States' Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued an alert to doctors over the coronavirus-linked condition on Thursday, which it labelled multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children.Infectious Diseases Specialist Dr Sanjaya Senanayake told the Today show the deaths "may or may not" be related to COVID-19.

The elderly, the immuno compromised and people with other health conditions like diabetes or angina,etc are more vulnerable

Bonsoir, à Marseille est décédé le premier enfant français des suites d’une maladie proche du syndrome de Kawasaki, une maladie infantile grave possiblement provoquée par le coronavirus.

The irony of not calling something the Wuhan virus but no worries on the Kawasaki disease. Keep those double standards up, Nein!

You mean atypical Kawasaki disease or toxic shock syndrome? Where the body turns against itself in a cytokine storm? An immune reaction first identified in Japan. Whoever did this has blood on their hands because this is no accident.

Better lockdown the World NOW.

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