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Group of teenagers and their football coach gave interview and clarified details about the case that moved the world
Boys in Thailand
The 12 Thai boys and their football coach who were rescued from a flooded cave complex last week waved, smiled and made the traditional gesture of respect "wai" during their first public appearance since rescue, Wednesday (18), live live in Chiang Rai province. Look below.
Doctors, relatives and friends, some wearing traditional yellow robes, greeted boys aged 11 to 16 and their 25-year-old technician wearing printed T-shirts with the illustration of a red boar and carrying footballs "Bring the boars home", was reading a Thai poster in the room, arranged to look like a football field with rafters and nets to accommodate the boys and the five members of the club. team.
Groups of reporters and spectators gathered behind gates as the group arrived in hospital vans where they had been hospitalized since the international operation to save them from an accident. cave complex flooded last week. 19659005] "Today, we will have the answers to the questions we asked the boys themselves," said Suthichai Yoon, host of the 45-minute live program broadcast on several channels.
The boys, with freshly cut hair, gained an average of 3 kg each since the rescue and underwent confidence exercises before Wednesday's event, the director of the hospital where they were hospitalized.
Copyright Thomson Reuters 2018
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