A French Student Loses His Life on a Trip to Asia as a Result of Dengue
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His former club of the Rugby Club Quimpérois, where his father is a member of the steering committee, revealed the sad news this Friday on his Facebook account. A minute of recollection and applause in his tribute will be respected next Sunday.
Mathis Blondeau, a 23-year-old rugbyman, died on October 27, following dengue fever, while in Vietnam. A disease transmitted by the tiger mosquito. A tribute will be paid to him this Sunday. An upsetting drama. Mathis Blondeau, 23 years old, died on October 27 while travelling to Asia. The Rugby club Quimperois announced his disappearance this Friday in a Facebook post. The young Finistrian succumbed to dengue fever, a disease transmitted by the…
The trip through South-East Asia ended tragically for a young Frenchman who, after five years of studying at a business school, had decided to discover the world before starting to work. He was in Vietnam when he became ill, and his death, which occurred on 27 October, was announced Friday by his former rugby club, according to Le Figaro. A sabbatical year before the young man's career, aged 23, was studying at a business school in Lyon and had …
A young student from Quimper (Finister) died last week in Vietnam. He succumbed to a viral infection caused by the dengue virus. Mathis Blondeau was a rugby player in Quimper (Finister) where his father is a leader.
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