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Short notes scribbled by each schoolboy on stained yellowish paper showed both humor and homesickness as they sought to rebadure their parents that they were in a good mood .
This video taken from footage published by the Royal Thai Navy at the end of July 2, 2018, shows missing children in the Tham Luang Cave of Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park in Mae Sai District of Chiang Rai Province. Photo: AFP.
CHIANG RAI – A football team of 12 Thai schoolboys and their coach trapped in a flooded cave for fifteen days made contact with their parents for the first time by sincere letters as rescuers strove Saturday to find a way
Short notes scribbled by each schoolboy on a stained yellow paper showed both humor and homesickness as they sought to rebadure their parents that they were in a good mood. in a collective message before everyone writes short personal messages to their loved ones.
"We are all healthy and strong, there is so much food that we want to eat when we go out, we want to go home," they wrote
However, the fate of the boys caught trap in Tham Luang Cave, Chiang Rai Province, remained unclear.
Narongsak Osottanakorn, former governor of Chiang Rai, told reporters The best chance of freeing the holiday could be in the days to come before heavy rains fall, though it does not matter. did not give a specific time limit for a rescue attempt.
Traveling to the place where the boys sought refuge takes almost 11 hours They cover 4 km (2.5 km) of submerged and sometimes narrow trails
Monsoon rains flooding the network of caves and the depletion of oxygen are part of the risks.
Samarn Kunan, a former member of the SEAL, died a lack of oxygen on Friday while he was sailing in the cave complex near the Myanmar border.
The boys, however, were already looking forward and appealed to their schools not to be too hard on them
does not give Ork too much, "they wrote.
Correspondence was posted on a Thai Navy SEALs Facebook page early Saturday that said the letters were published Friday night.
It has not yet been possible to patch phone calls through limestone
Parents of boys have wrote their own notes, telling them that they were sorely missed and urging them to take care and stay strong.
"We are waiting to make you a birthday party," wrote Pheeraphat's parents Sompiengjai, the right wing of the team that is nicknamed "Night."
Their son was 16 when the boys entered the cavern for a picnic. also stressed that the coach should not blame himself for r incident and that they were grateful that he took care of the children.
Parents could not be reached for a comment by Reuters.
Given the complexity of the rescue boys, some of whom can not swim, have other options: to put a line of oxygen to keep them alive during the Thai monsoon, which could last for years. months or dig a well in the cave.
worried, mom and dad, I only left for two weeks. I will help mom with the store every day that I can. I'll be there soon, "wrote Ekarat Wongsukchan, or Bill, the 14-year-old guardian of the Wild Boars Academy team.
The boys' situation coincided with the Football World Cup , the major sporting event played in Russia.
FIFA, the World Football Federation, proposed to transport the Thai boys and their coach to the World Cup final in Moscow on July 15th. 39, they are rescued before
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