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The players of the football team 'Wild Boar & # 39; write short notes in the gloom, reassuring parents and loved ones and expressing the hope of being reunited in the near future
LETTER. This undated photo published by the Royal Thai Navy SEAL on July 7, 2018 shows a letter written by one of the boys trapped and handed over to a diver on July 6 stating "Do not worry, we are all strong & ### 39 ;. Photo of the Royal Thai Navy Seal / AFP
MAE SEI, Thailand – Scribbled at the bottom of a mountain in northern Thailand, youth families were affected by two weeks of recrimination at the entrance of the complex. 19659007] The players of the football team "Wild Boar" have written brief notes in the dark, reassuring parents and loved ones, making affectionate jokes and expressing the hope of. to be reunited in the near future
"Love to Mum, Dad and My Little Brother", reads a note from Phiphat Photi, 15, nicknamed "Nick", given to a diver on Friday, July 6 with the other letters and published the next morning on the Thai Navy Seal Facebook page.
"If I go out, do you like it, can you bring me pork and grilled vegetables?" (READ: Chronology: Thai Cave Rescue)
"I love you, dad, mom and my sister, you do not need to worry about me, I'm not sure about it. love everyone! " wrote Pheerapat, nicknamed "Night", who was 16 years underground.
The letters provoked a wave of emotion among families who endured 9 long days before their children were discovered and emaciated but alive on Monday, July 2nd.
"I'm so happy to see his letter, his writing, I almost cry," Night's mother Supaluk Sompiengjai told Agence France-Presse. No matter how long I wait until it is safe. "
She may have some way to go, we still do not know how boys will be saved from the range of dangerous options on the table, as the country holds its breath hoping for good news. [19659007] The teams drill several wells across hundreds of meters of mountain to try to reach them, while the industrial pumps operate 24 hours a day to try to evacuate the water from the tunnels and hopefully to allow them to escape on foot.
But the prospect of new monsoon rains and floods threatens to take off. (Read: Classmates long to return home security of Thai boys trapped in the cave
Attempts to install a telephone line to allow boys trapped to talk to their families failed
Divers had received a letter from parents sending moral support to the boys and thanking Ekkapol Chantawong, a 25-year-old coach, for caring for them.
"Of all the parents, please, take care of all the children. Do not blame yourself, read them their letter.
"We are not angry at you, we understand and we beseech ourselves, thank you for helping and taking care of the children." In a touching response, the coach apologized to the parents of the boys and thanked them for their support.
"For all parents, all children are fine, I promise to take the best care of children" notes bed, sending his love to his own family and adding how eager he is to eat his aunt's kitchen. – Rappler.com
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