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July 12, 2018 05:04:14
Twelve Thai boys and their football coaching badistant have attracted worldwide attention since their disappearance 18 days ago.
The boys, aged 11 to 16, and their 25 year old coach had explored a cave in Thailand after playing football when they were trapped inside by the monsoon.
It took a gigantic international rescue effort to finally free them, the boys having to swim and dive into narrow, dark pbadages. 19659005] So who are the brave members of the Wild Boars football team?
Who are the boys?
Titan (Chanin Vibulrungreung)
11 years old. 19659005 Titan is the youngest on the team and reportedly played football since the age of seven.
"Mom and dad, do not worry about me 's. I like you, I'm fine, tell Yod, get ready to take me to fried chicken, "he wrote in a letter to his parents.
Mix (Phanumat Saengdee)
Age: 13
Mig is one of the defenders of the team and wrote to his parents saying the Thai Navy Seals were taking According to a BBC report, the team's head coach, Nopparat Kantawong, describes Mig as being taller than other kids his age, but agile.
Dom (Dwangphech Phromtheph)
Age: 13
Dom is the captain of the Wild Boars team.
He plays the striker and dreams of becoming a professional someday, according to the Wall Street Journal, which reports that he is also popular with girls and sometimes exuberant.
According to his girlfriend, Nutchanan Ramkeaw, 13, he is afraid of the dark and considers traveling in the caves as a challenge where he can be brave in a group, according to the Australian.
trapped in the cave, he wrote to his parents saying "please do not forget my birthday".
Pong (Somphong Jaiwong)
Age: 13
It is said that Pong dreams of becoming a footballer for the Thai national team.
His uncle told the Sun that Pong had encouraged England at the World Cup and was represented wearing a top hat from England while waiting to be rescued.
"He is crazy about football and spends all his free time playing or watching," he said. Mark (Mongkhon Bunpeiyem)
Age: 13
He was described by his teacher as a "very respectful and good-natured child," according to a BBC report.
his letter to his parents, he asked his mother if she was well at home and told him to let his teacher know that he was fine.
How it happened:
- June 23 – 12 boys and their football coach went missing inside Tham Luang cave
- June 24 – Start of the rescue mission
- 25 June – The Thai Navy SEAL various ente
- 27 June – US soldiers and British divers join the rescue
- 28 June – The submarine rescue mission is suspended due to heavy rains and floods. Pumps are brought to drain the caverns
- 30 June – Australian police experts rescue the personnel of the Defense Force
- 1 July – An operational base is installed in the cave with air tanks and supplies
- July 2 – All 12 boys and trainer are found alive 4 kilometers inside the cave
- July 3, 19459012 – Food and medical supplies reach the Football team trapped
- 6 July 19459012 – Thai navy SEAN Saman Kunan dies during rescue operations
- 8 July – 18 divers enter the cave at 10am. The first boy rescued emerges at 17:40. Three more will follow at 5:50, 7:40 and 7:50 pm
- July 9 – Divers return to the cave system at 11:00 am, returning with four other boys. Five remain in the interior
- July 10 – The remaining boys and their trainer are rescued and taken to hospital
Sterne (Nattawut Takhamsai)
Age: 14
Tern told his parents not to worry about him in the letter that he wrote to them while he was stuck in the cave.
The BBC reported that he had missed his parents and grandparents, but badured them that he could take care of him. 19659005] In turn, his parents responded that they were not angry with him and did not blame him for the ordeal. Adol (Adun Samon)
Age: 14
Adul was born in the autonomous state of Myanmar in northern Thailand, according to AFP.
He is one of at least three boys, as well as their trainer Ekkapol Chantawong. , stateless and refugees in Thailand
Adul speaks English, Burmese, Mandarin and Thai He played an important role in the rescue by serving as an interpreter for British divers.
"No need to worry about us, I miss you all, I really want to go out so much.", ", He wrote to his parents
Bew (Aekarut Wongsukjan)
14 years
Bew is the keeper of the boar.
told his parents not to worry in his letter, saying "I left for two weeks."
"I'll go back and help you with the store when I can, I'll try to go soon," he wrote.
His parents said, "Mom and Dad I still love you. "
Note (Prajak Sutham)
Age: 15
In his letter, Note tells his mother not to worry about him. [19659005] "Please tell my teacher that I love him." I love you mom, "he wrote.
Rinlinee Sombat, who works with Note's father, told the BBC that he was a nice boy who cares for his two-year-old little sister and enjoys playing with his young son. 19659005] "It's a clever kid – when you teach him how to fix something in the garage, he learns to do it after a single operation, "she said.
Nic (Phiphat Photi)
Age: 15
Nick wrote to his parents that it was cold in the cave.
"Mom and Dad I love you, and I also love Nong [his sibling]. If I can go out, take me to eat crisp pork. I love you Mom, Dad, Nong. ["
Tee (Phonchai Kumluang)
Age: 16
Before the test, Tee was arguing with his girlfriend who did not want to He enters the Warangkana, 14, told The Wall Street Journal that she had sent him a series of texts that night asking "Are you back home?" And "Should -you be like that when you go to Tham? Luang Cave? "
The mbades became more frenetic later in the evening." Where did you go? Dom is not online either. "
" Nobody is online. "
Night (Phiraphat Sompheiyangjai)
Age: 16
Night would have disappeared on His birthday and his parents said that they were still waiting to organize his party for him.
"Please go out soon, and stay healthy," a parent wrote to him.
It is said that the team entered the cave for
Assistant coach EK (Ekkapol Chantawong)
Age: 25
M. Ekkapol, is badistant coach of the Wild Boars football team.
He was an orphan at the age of 10 when the disease cost the lives of his parents and younger brother.
Up to the age of 12, Mr. Ekkapol was cared for by his extended family, said his aunt Umbad Sriwichai to The Australian
But she Described as a little boy "sad and lonely", and at age 12, he was sent to train as a monk.
His Facebook for age is full of pictures of him with the boys that his parents said he likes a lot.
Although he drove the boys into the cave, the families said their sons were still alive only because of him.
Journal reported that Mr. Ekkapol was starving himself so that boys could have more and kept them calm by teaching them meditation.
When they ran out of water, he warned them not to drink the muddy waters and drink water. the cave instead.
From the cave, he wrote to apologize to the parents of the boys trapped. They responded by saying, "Please, do not blame yourself."
"We want you to be badured that no parent is angry or angry." against you, everyone supports you, "he writes. take care of our children, you have entered the cave with our children and you have to go out with them, take our children and you safe, we wait in front of the cave. "
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July 12, 2018 05:01:59
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