Success of the Cave Boy Power Structure in Thailand "17-Day Miracle" – Chosun.com

Entry 2018.07.10 21:18
| Amended 2018.07.10 22:19

Twelve players and a coach were rescued from the mufa (wild boar), a youth football club, isolated in Tam Luong Cave, Chiang Rai Province, Thailand.

The survivors were confirmed in the last two days after entering the cave on the 23rd of last month and were isolated by heavy rains. After 17 days of disappearing, he returned home safely.

The rescue took place three times from the 8th to the 10th. It started from 10am to 11am and lasted from 7pm to 8pm. On the first day of construction, four people left the cave, and four others were rescued on the 9th. The five people in the cave were rescued safely. The 25-year-old coach finally left the boys first. The Thai Navy's room said at 7 pm that "the 13 players, including football team players and coaches, have been saved".

The boys rescued from 8 to 9 find their health. "One of the boys who was rescued was suspected of having pneumonia and the other was suffering from heart failure, but the situation has improved," said L & amp; Thai health authority.

However, the boys were quarantined because they could have been infected in caves. The families of four boys who were rescued on August 8 confirmed the condition of the children through the windows. The doctors sent boys' blood samples to a laboratory in Bangkok, Thailand. Thai health officials said the boys would be treated at the hospital for the next seven days to restore their weakened immunity.

According to the BBC, 40 Indonesian divers and 50 foreign experts were employed to rescue boys. Boys aged 11 to 17 wore diving masks to cover the entire surface of the dive: two boys were accompanied by two divers, and the boy was carrying a diver.

An example of the difficulty of escaping the cave is the news of the unfortunate death of Saman Puyan (37 years old), a diver of the former Navy Navy in Thailand on June 6th. He gave the boys oxygen, lost consciousness during the cave exit process, fell to the hospital, but died. It is believed that the lack of oxygen was the cause.