French footballer Kenzo Kies, 21, was declared brain dead after a drowning incident in the Rhône River near Lyon on Monday. According to local reports, four people were caught in a strong current near Feyssine falls. Divers recovered Kies and attempted resuscitation before hospitalisation, but doctors could not save him. Tributes are emerging across French football community widely.
French footballer Kenzo Kies has been declared brain dead after a tragic drowning incident in the Rhone River near Lyon, France. The 21-year-old winger was rushed to hospital on Monday after being pulled from the water by rescue teams, but doctors were ultimately unable to save him.
According to local reports, emergency services were alerted at around 5:30 pm local time after four people were caught in a powerful current near the Feyssine falls, east of Lyon. Rescue operations were immediately launched, but Kies could not be located initially.
What happened to Kenzo Kies?
Divers eventually recovered the young footballer from the river and attempted to resuscitate him before he was transported to hospital. Despite the efforts of emergency responders and medical staff, Kies was later declared brain dead.
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