All boys and their coach are saved from the cave in Thailand

The 12 boys and their football coach were rescued from the Tam Luang flooded cave in Thailand after a three-day rescue operation. They spent more than two weeks in the cave and were immediately transferred to the hospital after their release, where their state of health was determined. Some of the boys were able to see their parents, but only through the window of the hospital, because the doctors do not allow them direct contact with the environment until they reach the hospital. they determine if they are sick.

Mission accomplished! The dramatic rescue operation was completed – the 12 boys and their trainer were rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand

Thai foxes confirmed the good news on Facebook: they do not know if it's a miracle, a science or something Third, but all 13 "boars" were rescued from the cave, hinting at the name of the coaches football team and 12 boys.

In the last third phase, the divers pulled out the coach and the last four boys. the flooded and narrow parts of the cave are taken into account. Rescuers sometimes barely managed to stand above the water while trying to get rid of the boys and coaches. The action was particularly risky for the boys who never plunged, but all left the cave alive.

First aid was given to them immediately, on the spot, and then transferred to the hospital. All boys are appreciated, but their health is not very good. Doctors say that they have seen a possible lung infection in both, and in the other two, they have a blood infection. However, they stress that they all have strong immunity because they are athletes.

"After admission to the hospital, boys received the tetanus and rabies vaccine, vitamin B1 and antibiotics.In two boys, X-rays showed that they may have lung cancer, " Thailand Health Secretary Jetsada Chokedamrongsuk

The rescued boys will be in the hospital for at least seven days because they're waiting for the results "Physicians usually isolate these patients until they determine what the exact problem is, but also to see if people who have contact with patients have problems with their blood." health, "explains the doctor. Jen Ahton

Physicians need to further examine whether the boys had the so-called "cavity disease" of the lungs, since they spent more than two weeks in a flooded cavern.

Twelve boys and their coaches are in Tam Luang Cave found British divers last Monday – 10 days after their disappearance. They survived by drinking water that fell from the walls of the cave, and local media reported that they had food, mainly fries and juices.

One of the boys was in the cave for 16 years and his family was and a birthday cake. He will celebrate when everyone is fully recovered.