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Ekapol Chanthawong is the 25-year-old coach who is with the eight trapped children remaining in the Tham Luang Nang cave in Thailand, after rescuing four of that Sunday.
However, this accident is not the only difficulty that the football coach had to overcome, since life has subjected him to several other difficult situations.
In 2003, an epidemic of respiratory diseases He arrived in Thailand, causing many deaths. Among them his seven-year-old brother and his parents, Chanthawong being the only survivor of his family.
After the tragedy, the coach was left in charge of other parents and after two years he he joined a monastery to become a Buddhist monk.
He was at the monastery until 2015, when the Mae Sai Prasitart School, in Chiang Rai Province, created the Wild Boars football team, Entering as an badistant
According to the Washington Post's slogan, June 23 Chantawong was responsible for the team, due to a commitment from the technical director.
He was there when they entrusted him ] takes the children to a training center located in the mountain range which extends on both sides of the border between Thailand and Myanmar , who owns numerous falls and caves
. the tragedy, who coached with his students trapped in the caves, while the authorities are doing everything humanly possible to save them.
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