Richard Harris talks about saving boys on their way home

"We must prepare the children and their families for the In a written statement, he confirmed that none of the 12 boys or their trainer had dangerous infectious diseases, but stressed that there were still areas of concern for their well-being. 19659003] "(Because) because patients are in the recovery phase, they are more likely to have infectious diseases or pathogens that cause them are transmitted. Secondly, to ensure that patients recover from possible mental disorders, the medical team and the psychiatrist recommend spending time with family and friends during the healing phase following treatment. traumatic event for at least one month.

The boys show them talking about their hospital beds, wearing masks but looking healthy.

Boys and their families were advised to avoid any media exposure as this could trigger symptoms of post-traumatic stress. 19659003] THE BOYS 'PLAN TO HONOR THE DIVER WHO IS DEAD

The news of their health appeared while a father of boys revealed how the Wild Boars team has the intention to honor the memory of diver Navy SEAL who died during the rescue attempt.

Banphot Konkum, father of Duangpetch Promthep, 13, told The Associated Press his son – better known by his nickname, Dom – and the other team members saved will enter the monk for pay tribute. to Saman Kunan, the former SEAL of the Thai Navy who died while diving to bring essential relief along the relief road

Becoming a monk in a temple for at least a short time is a way of doing value the Thai Buddhist tradition. "We are planning the date and will do it every time all families are ready," says Banphot.

Dom's grandmother, Kameay Promthep, says that she would tell Dom to never approach the cave or the water. wanting something to happen to him or for him

"I will tell Dom that he has to thank all the Thais from all over the country and all the people around the world who were kind enough to come to help Dom. the SEAL (the Thai Navy), the officials, and all who came and helped, Dom would not be here today He would not see his grandmother, and grandmother would not see her face anymore From now on, Dom will have to be a good person. "

Saman Kunan was also honored in a royal decree of the King of Thailand Maha Vajiralongkorn.

The King's decree promoted Saman to the rank of lieutenant-commander while honoring Knight's Grand Cross decoration (first clbad) of the most elated Order of the White Elephant.

HERO DIVER TOUCHING FACEBOOK POST

Dr. Richard Harris, an Australian diver, wrote an emotional story about how their mission to save Thai caves became a reality

He returned at home after the miracle operation involving experts from 13 countries around the world.

Sitting at the back of a RAAF C17 plane with Australian authorities, Dr. Harris spoke with Craig Challen of Perth about his thoughts. The man in the risky operation who saw the 12 boys trapped and their football coach released.

"I think this is the first opportunity to really stop and think about the extraordinary events of the last 8 days since Craig and I were deployed as a small AUSMAT team to the rescue in Chiang Rai in the north from Thailand, "Dr. Harris writes.

Local and British divers described by Dr. Harris as "the fabulous foursome"

"They had already done the most extraordinary dives across the cave and laid the rope very robust that made all subsequent dives to the football team not only possible, "

" The efforts and skill of these guys to chart this path can not be underestimated.

"The 4 Britons then provided new dives to the football players, the coach and the four Thai Navy. Seals that allowed them to prepare and support themselves for the rescue in the end. "

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Efforts During the Mission Rescue, a "(They provided) everything from catering, communications, media and of course the huge teams of workers filling the cave with tons and tons of equipment to try to lower the water and maintain "I have never seen anything like this with a man struggling to control the natural forces of the monsoon waters."

He said that Facebook's post was a way to thank all

"I wanted to write this to try to give credit to all the people who were involved in one way or another." another. Craig and I have highlighted our efforts and we want to make everyone understand that, even though we have become the face of this rescue for one reason or another, everyone should know that the role we have played is not the only one. Nor was it more important that Dr. Harris and Mr. Challen landed with 20 Australians involved in the dangerous rescue of Tham Luang Cave

with them six divers from the Australian Federal Police. , a defense diver and a member of the support team that was described as an integral part of the rescue operation

The Australian Defense Force carried all the crew on board a RAAF plane that left Thailand on Friday. 12 boys, all members of the Wild Boars football team, made it clear that they were not responsible for the boys' junior coach, Ekkapon "Ake" Chantawongse.

The boys allegedly entered the cave as part of a ritual team, where

THE CAVE'S VISIT WAS NECESSARY TO BE ONE HOUR

They were Were waiting to be in the cave for an hour only when the water had suddenly fallen on them. Icarn Viboonroongruang, the 11-year-old Chanin Wibulrungreung's mother, the youngest of the group, said her son told her through a window in Chiang Rai hospital that the first three nights were some of the most difficult [19659014] "He was very hungry with so much pain in his stomach that he was crying and drinking water that was flowing down the crevices of the caves." The night was very cold but the coach hugged him, teaching everyone meditation to avoid excessive breathing.

14-year-old Ekkarat Wongsukchan's father said that the coach had plunged into the water to see their situation once trapped and that he had drawn arrows on the wall of the cave so that no one gets lost. coach also dug them into the muddy wall to keep warm and

BRITISH DIVERTER: "WE ARE NOT HEROES".

One parent said that the boys were actually higher than the small ledge where they were, but went down when they saw someone

This was the British diver John Volanthen, who found the boys nine days after they were reported missing.

He spoke briefly as he was leaving Chiang Rai airport, refusing to accept credit

"We are not heroes.", He said.

"What we do is very calculating, very quiet, it's just the opposite, we're very happy that the boys are out and safe."

"We were very relieved that they were all alive. , but I think that at that time, we realized the enormity of the situation and it is perhaps Thousands of people have asked that Dr. Harris and Mr. Challen receive the Cross of Valor, the highest price of civil bravery in the nation.

The last time it was given, it was in 2003, when Chief Constable Timothy Britten entered a Bali bombed nightclub to rescue a seriously injured woman, and then continued to looking for survivors

Since its inception in 1975, Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop has reported that the government is considering formally recognizing the Australian team.

Dr. Harris and Dr. Challen spoke for the first time We received a message of thanks for the support they received.

"The favorable result was almost out of our imagination when we were involved in this operation," they said. "A large number" of military and civilian participants who badisted in the operation, along with their Australian colleagues.

Dr. Harris is home to be with his family after his 88-year-old father died tragically hours after the rescue

The Navy SEALs team members arrived at their base of Sattahip, feted by the Thai people but saddened by the loss of their colleague.