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CHIANG RAI (Thailand) • The 12 boys and their coach rescued from a Thai cave cried the death of an ex-Navy Seal who died while participating in the mission, the ministry said yesterday of Health
The Wild Boars. The football team is recovering from the hospital after spending more than two weeks in Tham Luang cave after entering the monsoon cave.
Physicians say they are healthy after a successful three-day operation When Thai Navy Seals and international cave diving experts hoisted the last five members of the team to safety. The first two groups were saved last Sunday and Monday.
But preparation for the final phase of the mission was tragic when Saman Gunan, a former diver of the US Navy Seal, died on July 6. Mr. Saman was widely hailed as a hero, but the boys, aged 11 to 16, were informed of his death only last Saturday after a medical team said they were mentally strong enough to manage the news, "
" All cried and expressed their condolences by writing messages on a drawing of Lieutenant Commander Saman and observed a minute of silence for him, "said Mr. Jedsada Chokdamrongsuk, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health. In the statement,
Published photos show that the boys were huddling around a sketch of Mr. Saman scribbling messages and nodding his head.
Tributes and tributes from Thailand and around the world poured in for Saman, a triathlete and diver who retired from the army in 2006 and worked at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok before volunteer for the rescue.
A 2.4m high statue of Mr. Saman will be placed in front of the cave, reported Khaosod. 19659002] Mr. Saman was cremated last Saturday in his home province of King Et. He was also honored by a royal decree of the King of Thailand Maha Vajiralongkorn. Mr. Saman was promoted to Lieutenant Commander and received the royal decoration of the Knight Grand Cross (First Clbad) of the most elated Order of the White Elephant.
million. Banphot Konkum, father of Duangpetch Promthep, 13 years old. Associated Press his son – better known by his nickname, Dom – and the other team members saved will enter the monkhood to pay homage to Mr. Saman.
The Ministry of Health said that many of the 12 young footballers and coaches are still going Despite the positive ratings so far, the experts said that they should all be watched closely for the signs of psychological distress that may take months to manifest.
The boys – and their parents – were invited to spend time with friends and family and not give interviews to the media to avoid triggering post-traumatic stress symptoms.
A hospital official where they are being kept said that the group would watch a recording of last night. d The final of the Cup, not the live broadcast.
"We want the boys to rest and not look at the screens too much," said the manager. All should leave the hospital Thursday
AGENCY FRANCE-PRESS, REUTERS
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