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The Tam Luang Cave where a rescue drama of 12 young footballers and their trainer would not only be immortalized in a Hollywood film, but become a museum

CAVE Tam Luang, where a rescue drama of 12 young footballers and their coaches will not only be immortalized in a Hollywood film, but will also become a museum that has already been declared one of the greatest attractions of Thailand. The museum will become a "living scene" of what is happening in a dark maze during one of the most risky dive operations.

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They are the first to watch what happens to a group of young "prisoners" before the arrival of the rescue teams, spent nine days in the darkness of the cave, and now they find out how they survived. They drank drops of water from the cave walls and ate pieces of birthday cake, but the key to survival was to keep a sense of belonging, and for that it was there. most deserving coach

. and make sure that it will survive and be saved for 17 days in a flooded cave. The former Buddhist monk, Ake used the techniques of meditation and used them as "the least possible" in the air of the cave.

And when the rescue arrived after nine days, one of the boys, Adun Sam Ona, English was the key to communication with the British "fokama".

Adun Sam He is a refugee sent by his parents from Myanmar eight years ago to Thailand to save him from ethnic conflict. He is not a citizen of any country, but he has emerged as a great student and athlete in Thailand. At 14, he already speaks four languages ​​

All survivors are in a hospital in Chiang Rai City.

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