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The first eight boys rescued from a Thai cave are in good physical and mental health and ask for chocolate, officials said Tuesday, although two of them have been on antibiotics after being tested . "Everyone is in a good mental state," said Jesada Chokedamrongsuk, permanent secretary of the Ministry of Public Health, at Chiang Rai Hospital. "None of the eight boys have fever today," he added. the clearest update on the state of the boys rescued from Tham Luang cave.
Boys, aged 12-16, were the first to be extracted Sunday and Monday, while the last four
Experts warned of possible lasting damage to the test, either by trauma psychological or infections taken in the cave.
Jesada said the group had received x-rays and blood tests, adding that symptoms of pneumonia, but were
He said the group could eat, move and talk.
"They (all boys) will have to stay in the hospital for a week to wait" Thongchai Lertwilairattanapong, Inspector General of the Ministry of Public Health, said the first four boys who went out on Sunday ate normal food and ordinary
ask for chocolate.We can see that everything is fine because they eat well, "he said.
The boys remain in quarantine but some of their parents were able to see their children through the glbad.
Thailand was fascinated by the dramatic rescue mission to save the team "Wild Boars" after they were trapped in Tham Luang more than two weeks ago by increasing flood waters.
The rescuers are racing to extract the rest of the team in the northern province, threatening to complicate the last phase of the mission by remaking the cave.
