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In general, their situation is good and shows no sign of tension
REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, CHIANG RAI – The 12 teenagers and their football coaches, who were rescued from the cave of the flood in Thailand, lost body weight on average two kilograms in their 17-day trial. In general, their situation is good and shows no sign of tension, said Wednesday a senior health official (11/7).
Thai citizens express a sense of relief, gratitude and excitement after the last group of Wild Boars footballers. out of Tham Luang Cave, near the border with Myanmar. They were taken by helicopter to the hospital about 70 kilometers to join their team in temporary quarantine
"In our judgment, they are in good condition and are not stressed." Children are well cared for in the cave "The boys lost an average of two kilograms," Thai health department supervisor Thongchai Lertwilairattanapong told reporters.
The parents of the first four boys released Sunday were able to visit them, but he must wear protective clothing and stand up to two meters as a precaution.
Mr. Thongchai said that one of the last groups rescued on Tuesday had contracted a lung infection and that they had all were vaccinated against rabies and tetanus.The group ventured into the vast cave complex in northern Thailand after playing football on June 23, and their rescue was dominated headlines in Thailand
"All wild boars are happy". "
Tagar #Hooyah is also very popular among Thai citizens, who want to show their support to hundreds of saviors, including divers from around the world,
Chief of Rescue Narongsak Osottanakorn thanked the locals from Thailand and the rest of the world after the end of the rescue.An Australian police officer hailed the international level of cooperation "in a very hostile environment."
"It's amazing what human beings can do, there are extraordinary people doing incredible things, "said Glenn McEwan Federal police told reporters in Chiang Rai
Spectators from around the world applauded the team saved after their story set off a message of help, prayer and, finally, an expression of relief.The tragedy in Thailand is found even in Russia, where the World Cup football reaches the final stage.
The s players from France and England welcome the news of the rescue and send their best wishes to 'Wild Boar & # 39; on Twitter. "This win for the heroes of today, the good boys, you are so strong," said midfielder Paul Pogba after beating Belgium 1-0 last night to reach the final.
Manchester City and English defender Kyle Walker, Croatia, who will face Croatia in the second semifinal on Wednesday, said they want to send t-shirts to the boys. "The incredible news that all Thai children come out of the cave safely!" baked Walker
Google search Tuesday for the words "cave rescue of Thailand" revealed 359 million results, with interest that has peaked since last week when British divers found the children and the rescue mission started
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