Coordinated 14-year assistants with language skills

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The fate of twelve young soccer survivors from a cave in Thailand and their coach moves the world. Doctors always take care of the team. Meanwhile, it is becoming clearer: the thing was probably even more dangerous than expected. And there are many heroes.

One of them is Adul Sam – on, 14 years old. The boy from Myanmar speaks several languages and was so involved in communication with the badistants. According to an article in the Daily Mail, Abdul also speaks Thai, Burmese, Mandarin and Wa. Thanks to him, he managed to plan the rescue with such success.

Adul's English is amazing because it comes from a country less than a third can speak English at all. He left his family for a better education in northern Thailand. There, at the Christian church, his parents visit him regularly.

football team disappeared in the cave

dramatic rescue operation in Thailand

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Abdul loves football, but he has more talents. He also plays piano and guitar with pbadion, he is considered a model student. Now he is in the shelter of the cave and was hospitalized at the hospital. Soon he is allowed to go home.

First moment when the Navy Seal of Thailand found the 13 missing boys in the cave in Thailand. pic.twitter.com/JLY13Dhl1v

– pipat (@phisuk) 2 July 2018

Rescuers leave for the cave tragedy in Thailand

The same goes for the saviors of the young Thai footballers and their trainers who started the return trip. Members of the Thai Navy, among the first to dive into the partially flooded cave, flew to their base at Sattahip on Thursday and were welcomed as heroes. Foreign badistants, including some of the world's best cavers, have also begun their return journey.

Cave drama in Thailand

The first boys are saved

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According to referring physicians, no significant health problems were diagnosed in boys because of the 18-day incarceration in the cave. His health was normal, although some suffered from mild fever and mild ear infections.

Thailand wants to make Cave-Rescue a tourist attraction

Thailand wants to make the spectacular rescue site a tourist attraction. The command center of the rescue teams at the cave will be "another highlight in Thailand," said operations director Narongsak Osottanakorn on Thursday. "Tourists will come to visit." A museum should be set up to show the clothes and equipment of lifeguards. In the cave, a youth football team and their coach had been stranded for 18 days.

The museum is likely to promote the cult of the hero who is developing in Thailand for the saviors. The "Bangkok Post" published Thursday portraits of rescuers under the title: "You are heroes". The newspaper "The Nation" wrote of a "triumph of global cooperation". An American film producer has already expressed interest in filming the rescue operation.

Cave drama in Thailand

Search on: chaotic but unshakeable

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On Thursday, about 50 people were still working on the Tham Luang Cave, said a spokesman for the National Park Administration. They prepared the removal of water pumps and other equipment. This work should last at least until Sunday. The caves were not allowed to enter the teams on Thursday because of the renewed water levels.

Meanwhile, the children and their trainer were still in the quarantine room of a hospital. The twelve footballers aged eleven to sixteen and their 25-year-old coach had been captured in Tham Luang Cave on June 23 by mbades of water that were rising rapidly. Nine days later, they were found, fed, medically treated and finally taken to the open air one by one

Thailand a day after

A dead man spoils the joy of the good end of the tragedy of the cave