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The 12 teenagers and their football coach who went missing in a cave in Thailand were found alive
Authorities confirmed Monday that the thirteen are alive and that has disappeared for nine days.
Young men, between the ages of 11 and 16, reported missing since their entry with their trainer in the cave Tham Luang Nang No last June 23. [19659002Therescueteamshadhopedthatthechildrenandtheircoachaged25hadtakenrefugeinachamberofthisnetworkofcavities
They were rescued by special forces of the Thai Navy, the regional government reported. The situation had attracted attention at the national and international levels, mobilizing a large number of rescue forces to this geological formation.
The increase in water inside the cave had Research works
The cave, in the province of Chiang Rai, in the north of Thailand, is an attraction tourist that extends over more than 6 kilometers underground ] near the border with Myanmar.
According to a tourist guide quoted by the magazine Time it is only accessible between November and June, that is to say when it is not raining.
Usual hikers
It is known that the coach's badistant, Ekkapol Janthawong, 25 years old, occasionally took the young people on excursions
They had visited this same cave [19659004] two years ago.
The youngest member of the club, Chanin "Titan" Wibrunrungrueang, is 11 years old and started playing football at the age of 7.
Duangpet "Dom" Promtep, 13, is the captain of the team and is considered the motivator of the group.
Head Coach, Nopparat Kantawong, had not joined this tour
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