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These young people and their coach, all members of a soccer team called wild boars, were stranded in this cave in Tham Luang since June 23, before being rescued by divers during an evacuation. lasted three days.
This ended on July 10.
Saturday, the local authorities were rebaduring.
The 13 wild boars are all in good physical condition […] All
The Minister of Public Health confirmed that their discharge from hospital was scheduled for Thursday.
In order not to "trigger symptoms of post-traumatic stress, "the minister also advised these children and their parents not to give media interviews at the moment.
Hollywood is interested in their story
In a short video that has summer recorded at Chiang Rai Hospital, these young people, who still wear surgical masks to avoid infections, seemed to look good.
Saying to dream of eating KFP, Adul Sam-on, 14-year-old stateless person in the state of Wa, a region of eastern Burma marked by ethnic guerrilla warfare, said he was going to "get better", before thanking, in English, the world for his help.
In the last days This teenager had become the spokesman for this group, being the only one able to communicate with the British divers who were the first to join them.
To date, little information is circulating on this rescue operation. The Thai authorities have limited access to survivors and their families.
This saga, which has mobilized hundreds of rescuers in this isolated area in the middle of the rainforest, is already of interest to Hollywood.
The production company evangelist Pure Flix has expressed his interest.
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