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Almost a week pbaded after the last audition of a group of boys and their football coach, who had been exploring the vast caves area of northern Thailand. Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha encouraged the family who was waiting for news of their son's fate.
Prayuth Chan-ocha visited the family of boys who, during the rescue operation, lived near the cave of Tham Luang. The cave complex is located 10 kilometers below the mountain in Chiang Rai province, which borders Laos and Myanmar.
"There must be trust, trust makes everything work," said Prayuth Chan-ocha to the families who stood outside the cave. "Confident with the actions of the officers. Convinced that our children are strong and strong. Everything will return to normal conditions, "he said.
Before leading the group's meditation, Prayuth Chan-ocha added that he considered the children to be" my own child too. "[19659002Thereisa12-year-oldboysage11-16andhis25-year-oldcoachenteredthecaveafterSaturday'sgame(23/6)ThiswasthelasttimethathehadbeeninschoolTheexistenceofthegroupwasknown
Mountain storms and mountain currents hindered rescue efforts. On Friday (29/6), flooding reached the mouth of the cave, although that the last days have made efforts to drain the cave using a high-voltage pump.
Previous media reported that a man was electrocuted Friday, but medical staff and the governor of Chiang Rai Narongsak Osatanakorn has quickly rejected the report, claiming that the doctors were just fainting. [19659002] International badistance has also arrived at the site, where the US Pacific Command is helping by exploring all possible options. . [em/al]
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