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Eight days have passed since the last of the boys was released from the Chiang Rai cave in northern Thailand. The world has kept the breath while rescuers and divers struggled with time to get out thirteen before the narrow cavern was filled with water and emptied of oxygen.
Last week they passed to Chiang Rai Hospital. On Wednesday, everyone will be printed one day earlier than expected.
On Cure Antibiotics
The boys should all be in good shape, even if they spend up to 17 days in the cave. Some of them had pneumonia, but according to the Minister of Health, they quickly recovered, writes The Guardian.
At a press conference this weekend, there was a video of the hospital where the boys thanked everyone who had participated in the rescue operation.
According to doctors, the first group of boys was treated. According to Thai online newspaper Phuket News, the last boys picked up continue to take antibiotics.
The boys will be sent home Thursday.
Great Interest
On the same day as the boys are pulled from the hospital, they will attend a 45-minute press conference broadcast on the television show "Dern Nah Prathet Thai" or "Thailand" in progress ". The program usually deals with what the country's military government does, according to Reuters
– this is the story that everyone in Thailand now wants to hear. This will cause the audience of the program to turn in the weather, a program manager of the vocal television channel quoted for the military government.
The shipment starts approx. 13h Norwegian time and sent directly to Aftenposten.no (the live broadcast will be in Thai and unfortunately will not be translated or translated).
Question in advance
Several expressed their concern about how the boys will face the huge media attention after the end of the drama in the cave . Therefore, the Thai authorities hold the press conference in the hope that the greatest interest lies.
– We will contribute to less public curiosity. We arrange this [pressekonferansen] so that the boys can return to their usual life afterwards, says a spokesman for the Reuters government.
Many journalists also returned to Chiang Rai to meet the boys. However, they only ask questions submitted in advance and approved by a psychologist
– The media know that boys are in a difficult situation, they have known a great danger and if you ask daring questions this can be illegal. Tawatchai Thaikaew Wednesday
– We do not know what injuries these children have in their hearts, let Thaikaew to.
In addition to boys, doctors, psychiatrists, family members and marine hunters must participate in the program. Boys are advised to avoid media spotlight after that, says a spokesman for Phuket News.
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