Many people pray that boys will be left alone when they come out of the cave

This is the 53-year-old monk Kruba Boonchum Yansangwaro, who said Saturday that he felt the 12 boys were alive and that under the circumstances, they felt good. At a ceremony outside the opening of the cave system in Tham Luang, he then shared amulets and baths for the boys and the rescue team. Two days later, on July 2, the boys were found alive.

Amulets rushed to cost 40,000 baths, just over 10,000 Swedish kroner, and cost Thippanaet amulet 150,000 baths The market in Chiang Mai reports the Thai media

Everyone also asks that the rain stays out of the way. Unfortunately, they were not heard during the Friday when the rain clouds resolved one on the other.

– I think the water level is still too high to try to evict the boys today, says a man working on drainage. 19659006] Ulrika By

By accident, the DN reporter on Friday morning is shot by the man and his three men fled the Bangkok team to participate in the work.

Heavy clouds threaten the horizon, forecasts "There is no good," say the men, and their mines reveal how concerned they are with the situation when we leave the highway and take the less gravel road until the entrance to the cave

On Thursday the 12 boys, and their 25-year-old coaches, became aware of the sensation of breathing in a diving mask and today they continue to practice going out. The information on their state of health is different. According to official information that was sent to all journalists on the spot, they are all about to recover. But CNN claims to have data claiming that three of them, including the team leader, are too weak to risk taking them on the difficult and dangerous road that crosses the cave.

The main reason of the team leader is great

Thawikai Thaikhiew, Secretary General of the Thai Ministry of Justice, expressed his concern in Thai The Nation yesterday:

Where he takes the debt for what is happening, he risks becoming depressed. I urge the Thai people to give him moral support. He is the one I would like to hug and love the most when they go out, he said. Photo: Ulrika By

The parents of the boys repeatedly pointed out that it did not bother them at all against the head of the team. As well as the boys from the team, they have already visited the cave system together. They come from the neighborhoods of the nearby town of Mae Sai, and many know them.

Concerns about what will happen when they are saved also begin to increase. A Bangkok Post chancellor, Anchalee Kongrut, pleads to be left in peace and beyond what he describes as a "mass media circus" on the rescue effort.

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