Former French minister dies of Coronavirus

Former French Prime Minister Patrick devedjian died of Coronavirus on Sunday morning. Just three days earlier, he wrote in Titter that he feels tired but is stable.

The father of four children was in a private hospital in southern Paris because he was being treated by last Wednesday. He was unaware of other diseases.

His situation deteriorated on Saturday. The doctors put him in artificial coma but did not survive”, a family source said.

Devedjian was the conservative Republican who had served in several ministerial positions during the powers of former French President Nicolas Sarcozy, writes “Daily Mail”.

He became part of several European politicians who infected Coronavirus, including British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and Health Minister in the British government Matt Hancock.

This minister came from a family who had fled the genocide of Armenians that had occurred in the early part of the last century from 1914 to 1924.