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The authorities of Spain decided to attribute the subject of the Pyrenees Kingdom Fernando Raigal, who participated in the evacuation of the cave in Thailand the schoolchildren of the team of football, as well as their coach, who were inside more than two weeks. The Minister of Education and Vocational Training, Isabel Celaa, said Friday at a press conference: "The Council of Ministers hands over the badge of Fernando Raigal, a Spanish diver who has participated in the rescue operation in Thailand ". This clarified that the subject was awarded the Gold Cross of the Civil Order of Social Solidarity – a prize awarded by the country's Ministry of Health.
Previously, the merits of the Spanish were also noted by the President of the Government of the Pyrenees. The Prime Minister wrote on Twitter that he had spoken to the diver and that he was proud of those heroes "who probably risk their lives to save others".
On June 23, 12 schoolchildren from a football team disappeared in Luang Tham Cave until 16 years old and their 25-year-old coach. The dungeon in which they ended up stretching for nearly 10 km, has several entrances and exits, as well as large halls where the missing water arrives. For three days, from July 8 to 10, divers were able to remove two groups of four children and one of five from there. All were taken to Prachanakro Hospital in Chiang Rai.
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