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Thailand celebrated the successful mission of releasing 12 boys and their football coach from a grotto on Wednesday, with the nation praising the rescue team as a triumphant slogan " Hooyah "pinball on social media.
The three-day mission ended on Tuesday with the last group of four boys and the coach leaving the cave who had held them captive for 18 days.
Relief was covered in the Thai media with Hooyah newspapers! Mission accomplished "and the Bangkok Post sporting" All Saved Wild Boars. "
Despite days spent in the dark, health officials said boys – aged 11 to 16 – are in good health. Physical and mental health
"It may be because they were all together in a team, helping one another," said Thongchai Lertwilairattanapong, Inspector General of the Ministry of Public Health, in a statement. pointing out that their 25-year-old coach
The group remains quarantined at Chiang Rai Hospital where one of the last groups of people to leave the cave suffers from a "minor pneumonia", he said.
Some of the first boys to be released "
The wild boar saga has seized the world, the life of the group being at stake while the threat of heavy rains has injected the world. urgency in an already perilous mining offer
.] Wednesday, that Hundreds of Thai schoolchildren gathered in front of the hospital, looking at the building that will house the football team saved for the next few days.
Their teacher led them into a song thanking "all those who came to help make the mission a success", in a small reflection of greater gratitude to the foreign experts who helped to extract the stricken group
Rescuers had weighed several options to save the boys, including keeping them in the cave for months monsoon season.
B They were pushed into the dangerous task of "diving" into the cave. team through submerged chambers and claustrophobic pbadages as oxygen levels in the cavern collapse and rains threaten
The group was conducted in three groups by a team of 13 international divers flanked by the Thai Navy SEALs, who hailed every successful rescue with a "Hooyah" on their Facebook page.
This signature quickly turned into a shared hashtag on social media to, where the leading figures of business, politics and sport presented their best wishes.
Authorities surrounded the details of the rescue offer in secret, with fragments of information on the heroic efforts of the diving team
. Friday by the death of a SEAL of the Thai Navy retired while it was lacking air in the flooded cave complex while the mining plans were being built.
"I am very happy and relieved, I have not been able to sleep for days." Ekk really loves boys and cares about them, "he added a figure that emerges as a sort of hero. "Ekkapol Chantawong, grandfather of the Ekkapol Chantawong team. Although he is the only adult to accompany the boys in the cave on June 23rd.
The group found itself trapped in the rising flood and was found nine days later emaciated and ruffled on a muddy ledge, the water lapping dangerously below
Saga captivated a global audience for over two weeks, rewarding them with a happy and remarkable ending.
French football star Paul Pogba dedicated his country's victory to the World Cup semi-final against Belgium against the "heroes of the day". are so strong, "he tweeted.
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