Thailand. Boys saved from Tham Luang cave. The first film of the hospital was shown

. the statements of the representatives of the service. Even images of boys have not been published

On a short recording, you can see them lying down or sitting in beds with masks. Some of them greeting the camera. Fragments of the recording quickly appeared in social media.

12 boys from the "Wild Savage" football team found themselves stuck in Tham Luang Nang cave No on June 23rd. The missing persons were found only after 9 days of search. Sunday, after two weeks of imprisonment, a spectacular action to release them began. On Tuesday, four boys and their 25-year-old guardian were saved. Extracts from the cave were transported to a hospital in Chiang Rai. During a press conference, Thai public health inspector Thongchai Lertwilairatanapong reported that the boys and their trainer had lost weight during the 17 days spent in the flooded cave, but had access to the site. Dripping water from the vault and "they took care of themselves". He assured everyone that they were in a "very good mental state, probably because they were together all the time, helping each other".

The four boys rescued on Sunday can now eat normal meals and walk while the four are released. a day later, he still receives sweet food.

As we wrote earlier, doctors were afraid of being infected with the Nipah virus, carried by bats. Until the results of all tests are known, young patients can see their families only through the panels of isolates. They can not meet their loved ones too because they have a weakened immune system.

Doctors are also cautious about the food of the survivors. For now, they are fed with chocolate, bread and rice in milk. They do not get meat dishes they dreamed of underground.

All thirteen will spend a week in the hospital

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