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The 12 boys and their soccer coach rescued from a flooded cave in northern Thailand are recovering well and are eager to eat their favorite comfort food after their anticipated release from a hospital next week .
at a press conference on Saturday, they are seen wearing surgical masks, a protection against infections that have been taken since the last of them were removed from the cave of Tham Luang on Tuesday , ending an 18-day trial. Doctors said that Friday, when the videos are recorded, would be the last day they should wear them.
The Minister of Public Health, Dr Piyasakol Sakolsattayatorn, who led the press conference at Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital, said: the dozen boys, aged 11 to 16, and their coach of 25 years were to be released from the hospital on Thursday.
"All 13 people, their physical bodies are strong, and With regard to infections, through medical badessments in the early days, there may be some of them who have had minor pneumonia but now everything is cleared, no fever, "said Piyasakol. Several have also been reported earlier to recover from minor infections in the lungs and middle ear.
Comfort Food Cravings
Most of the boys shown in their hospital beds seemed relaxed. a "wai", the traditional Thai salute with hands raised at the chest with palms together.
A few also gave the sign of victory on both hands and raised their fists. One of the 14-year-olds, Ekarat Wongsukchan, whose nickname is Biw, has playfully lifted both his arms in a boxer's victory position while we were hearing a laugh in the background
"Hello, I'm calling Biw, I'm fine, I want to thank all those who are worried," he said, all 13 of them offered thanks for the support that & ### They were donated.
Asked by an off camera interviewer what they were eager to eat, their wish list included slowly cooked pork leg with steamed rice, crispy fried pork, red roast pork, sushi, steak and KFC.
Adul Samon, a stateless 14-year-old sent to Thailand by his ethnic minority parents across the border in Myanmar, spoke in Thai and then English : "Hello, I'm Adul, now I'm fine, thank you very much, thank you very much. "
Adul is perhaps the best known of boys because he was the one who spoke English in the video taken inside the cave when the members of the team died. First been found by two British divers on July 2, nearly 10 days after being trapped by the floods.
In the hospital video, he also holds a paper, apparently a drawing of his teammates.
Public Health Minister Piyasakol gave a prognosis for boys, and said, "Psychologists have spoken to children, with children, their mental well-being is good today."
"Even though they are about to leave in the days to come … they are not as strong as a normal person, they still need to rest and rest. improve their health and their bodies, "he said.
According to a hospital statement, while boys continue to recover, they remain vulnerable to infectious diseases. To avoid mental stress, they should spend at least the next month alone with family and friends, avoiding media meetings that could trigger symptoms of post-traumatic stress, the statement said.
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