Nautilus1972 WHAT?NO!HE TRIED TO SAVED THEIR LIVES MAN!DISLIKE!YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND,ITS NOT STUPID!Not his fault,too.The cave was huge and rugged.It was too much for a human to dive through safely.
If everyone of the soccer team makes it out alive, Hollywood's gonna make a movie about this, with Mark Wahlberg playing one of the divers, Daniel Day Lewis playing a Thai priest, and it's gonna be shot in the style of Jason Bourne.
It's a miracle, kind of, the divers (who found the boys) dived ahead with ropes to make a safe route for the ones who'll follow. They ran out of ropes at the point where they found the boys and needed to come up to the surface of the water and they saw the boys and the coach on the dry land, as you can see from the video of them talking to each other.
according to what i know; these kids went into the cave when it was a little pond but still able to climb and walk in. there after rain water get in and covered some of the lower paths and they get stuck deep inside. people knew the kids went into the cave but later discovered that they did not came out. it alert the police department and search began, 2 British divers join in the search and they believed the kids was deep inside, they put in effort and went deep in, finally they found them. there are a lot of video on it, take a look and it may help u to understand it. good day!
A true hero, the world will never forget you Saman Gunan ...i just have seen the netflix film, its a emotionnal beautiful story, like the chilians miners...
Hearing the "Months" period of rescue possibilities really made me cry. I didn't know how hard it was till I saw the cross section of the cave. I have nothing to give but prayers. Love from a Fijian human😢😢
I can't even imagine. These kids are amazing and I hope that the remaining kids and coach all get out safe and recover as much as possible. The one silver lining to all of this is that I love seeing how the world responds to something like this. I know that the media is always looking to capitalize on stories like this, but seeing all of the BRAVE people come together to help rescue them along with all of the thoughts and prayers of the rest of the world is an AMAZING thing!!
I guarantee that Dwayne Johnson, Chris Pratt, or Mark Wahlberg are going to play one of the Navy Seal divers in the inevitably upcoming Hollywood production of this situation
Holy mother I am a claustrophobic just watching this makes me panic and unable to breath.... my highest appreciation to all the team involved and the boys and their coach.. you are just amazing!
For those of you don't know why they go in, the kids want to go in and play in the cave. At the time the cave is very dry, then all the sudden the water came in and filled the entrance, then the water keep coming in so the boys have to go deeper and deeper.
Cave is a nature and a wonderful place to go. If they know they will get trapped, they will not go in the beginning. Nobody wants this to happen including the coach and the boys.
As a father I cannot read or watch a full video about it.. I cannot imagine how their parents are felling and I can only wish that those kids get out of there as soon as possible..
FARIA206 CapFreddy Everything will be fine, these young boys play sports, they are brave and have a strong psyche 👍 Many of them probably like computer games with extreme adventures, so they are familiar with it and not afraid as much as we adults imagine
Our Polish traveler and diver who knows Thailand says that if several European boys were stuck in a cave, we would have a much bigger problem. He said that children in Thailand are much more resistant to stress. This is a different mentality, they are more positive towards life and treat everything more with laughter. Religion (Buddhism) also plays a large role, because they often meditate, work on spirituality and meditation has it that time flows a little differently. He also said that boys in Thailand are working from young years, they are more mature and much better adapted to such situations than children in Europe.
Motmaitre, can you just stfu? You tell people to man up even tho you're a kid, but really what matters here is that you need manners, and some fucking discipline definitely. I wish you would be trapped with those kids just to know how they feel, I would bet you would be the most scared one there.
Watching this after learning that the boys and their coach have been rescued but one of the Navy rescuers died 😢 I hope his heroism will not be forgotten.
The children are being brave, their coach is being brave, the rescue teams are incredibly brave! My prayer 🙏 is that each & everyone gets out of there safe n sound!!!!! Thx for this update & report!
The coach should be strung up as soon as they get him out, what the hell was he doing taking young boys into a dangerous cave complex in the monsoon season with no supplies, no proper clothing or footwear and without their parents knowledge.
People please get this right. It was 2 British cave diving expert who found the missing Thai boy with the support of the THAI NAVY SEAL not American navy seal they have nothing to do with this. Stop misleading and give credit to the right people.
Correct. It is Thai Navy divers who are conducting the relief/rescue operations and two civilian British technical divers who first reached the trapped group. I don't know how Ben Reymenants fits in. He's a Dutch expatriate living in Thailand. He may just be acting as a media consultant, though.
The movie should be produced and directed by people who understand SCIENCE ....AND FAITH. People all over the world prayed massively for the rescue team, they sent volunteers, they sent resources. Some people - without faith - can never make a true to life film on this. This was a world wide, world peace effort. And humanity won.
OMG just listening to them describing how the boys are trapped has me feeling very claustrophobic, I couldn't imagine being in this situation and the thought that they may have to stay down there for months is just crazy. Definitely keeping them in my thoughts and prayers ❤❤
A true hero, the world will never forget you Saman Gunan ...i just have seen the netflix film, its a emotionnal beautiful story, like the chilians miners...
Richard's World Traveler: Well actually I believe that is the problem, is that it is raining like hell, but I get your point though. They appear to be in good spirits, so that will help a great deal. But i don't think that waiting out months of rain is going to be a better option. There has GOT to be a way, and those SEALs will find it.
Richard's World Traveler it is crazy rain and that's cave in chiangrai very deep the pass of river iside cavee and the boy they cant reconizing how to look the flood flat so difficult to take them out cause water inside there still high and yes maybe they have to stay like a month is really havy rain. So around there is just a mounten and the way for water that area is going in cave
Its monsoon season, which means its raining like crazy, and it will get worse. They need the pump running all the time, for 4 months, if they want to save them, by not diving them out.
There were some miners in Tasmanian (Australia) who were trapped of about 3 months in a space where they couldn't even stand or lie down - they came out alive after rescuers drilled through rock to get to them. First, small holes to deliver food and water, then the one big enough to pull them through. It tells us about the resilience and tenacity of the human spirit, and we need to see some of that in today's world. All being well, the boys will get out intact.
I’m Thai, from Bangkok, Thailand! I’ve been living in Las Vegas, Nevada, for 30 years now! I would like to say THANK YOU very much for your concerns and prayers for our Thai children and coach! Thank you for wishing them well and come out from the cave safely! 🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️
David Kissner I didn’t comment or say anything bad about you! I just say thank you to those who pray for those children! Why do you have to be so nasty 🤢? Didn’t you go to school? Didn’t anyone teach you how to be nice, kind, and polite??? Well, I guess not!
Erik Lerström I didn’t really know why! I heard from the news, they were done from their soccer practice that day and decided to go for a a very short journey! They didn’t know it was going to rain that bad! To me, I respect everyone from every country comments. if you respect me! We are all human beings, right Erik? Thank you for your greeting! God bless you and your family😊❤️
Woww incredible !!! Everyone around the world are interested this news from small and not famous country like Thailand ! Thank you from Bangkok Thailand !
The mental toughness of those kids is awe inspiring. They are still smiling despite their predicament. Prayers for their continued health and safe rescue.
i must give praise to the coach for his leadership and keeping the boys alive and mentally and physically well for 10 days. please remember there is 12 boys under his care. it won't be easy for him. very well done coach.
The coach is a hero. He was a monk for 10 years before becoming the coach. He love those kids. And kids like him respect him and trust him . He is a good guy.
A you a complete dumbass? The coach should be strung up as soon as they get him out, what the hell was he doing taking young boys into a dangerous cave complex in the monsoon season with no supplies, no proper clothing or footwear and without their parents knowledge.
@ ทุกนาทีมีค่า So because he was a monk that gives him a free pass for being so negligent and putting these boys in such a dangerous and life threatening situation? I have heard all about how much monks love kids, just like catholic priests. He is no good guy and he should be charged with the full force of the law.
Trigger honestly I could care less about these boys. They could slowly drown for all I care. I just like being a fuck on RU-vid comment threads. It’s a pointless place to comment and people take it so seriously I can’t resist pissing in their cornflakes.
8 boys have been rescued! Monday, GMT-7, Seattle, Washington, USA... 7:48 pm... What an amazing, real world event, that brought us all together in harmony for 13 human beings...it restores my faith. For the divers, thank you for the endless hours of practice to accomplish this feat. To the many governments, doctors, equipment suppliers, people of all faiths - for their many prayers, to the families who trusted in the plan...to the coach for teaching the children to meditate & trust (this isn't about how they got there - it's getting them out)...we can work together as people who care about the greater purpose. Yahoo, 5 more to go...the sickest are coming out last...
Oh my goodness! I didn’t realize how difficult it is to get in and out. I am so worried to learn that it would take months to finally bring the kids out IF it is even possible. Poor kids.
Done Write uh, yeah. Months. They’ve been saying there’s 4 options: try to find a fissure in the roof of the cave so that they can drill down into it from above, give each of these kids who can’t swim oxygen tanks and lead them the 3 HOURS out (through passages so narrow that the divers had to remove their oxygen tanks to fit through, with zero visibility, plus needing to switch tanks multiple times to not run out), keep pumping water out and hope it doesn’t rain during monsoon season and ideally they could walk back out, orrrr.... bring them down enough food and supplies for them to wait out the rainy season. Which lasts... wait for it... 4 MONTHS. So yes, potentially months.
guitar warrior The Movie studio Vultures *ALREADY WERE THERE* every moment this was in the NEWS and ready for when the boys and their coach were brought {walking} out of the cave. Some have said this would make a great plot of a Movie. Add loveable pets who are also looking for their {child} owners AND i guess you've got a good #kids Movie for the School holidays of 2019? 😞😧ℹ🚑🚒🚔🎬🎥
A lot of people are asking why these kids and their coach got inside a cave like this in the first place. Having grown up in SEA I can understand. Exploring caves, waterfalls, mountains and forests were what we did for recreation. It was exhilarating and it was the thrill of adventure. We were surrounded by nature so vast, beautiful and mysterious. We can’t help but try to discover what is in there.
I can’t even imagine what their parents are going through right now. To have ur child go missing, to then making peace that they’re more than likely dead, to discovering that they’re alive, and then to be told that they’re still in danger and their rescue is virtually impossible...what an awful range of emotions in such a short amount of time smh
Poor kids. My heart breaks for the coach. Can't imagine what he went through this whole time watching the kids get weaker not knowing if they'll ever be found.
Shirin Jarwan the food that they brought with them the coach did not eat he just give it to the kids , and also the coach is actually in the worst condition from a article I read
All the rescuers and assistants in the rescue team for the children and the coach deserve to be heroes and to present this story to Hillwood production film. The name of the death cave will also be changed to the name of the diver who sacrificed his life to save the children trapped in the cave. Who is with me?
The only real issue is if the coming rains make things worse. I'm not sure how big their pocket of air is or if they have anywhere to go if the flooding gets worse...hopefully they can fall back further if that happens.
as a thai people, we are really appreciated all of you attempts which are really making them out safely. it cannot be done if we didn't get any your helps. by the way, Thailand alway give you a warm welcome! thank you so much.
Donna Dayle Have you ever been to Thailand? I have lived there for 6 years. Thailand always has extreme monsoon rains and the caves have been there since millions of years. There are caves which are still not discovered yet. Its just bad timing to visit those caves. So please stop your mother nature rage and anger and Global warming explanations. It's not the reason.
It also shows that God is more powerful than even mother nature!!! So thankful that he had these children in n his hands , kept them safe , and brought them out of the danger and home to the loving arms of their families.🙏💕💖
I have been in a cave in which I had to dive underwater to get through to the next open passage. It was only about 20 feet long and had to go down only 3 or 4 feet. Yet having to trust someone that we can get through, having just torch light in muddy water, and knowing that there are hundreds of feet of rock above is an incredibly frightening experience. These Thai caves are much worse having to dive 20 feet down and going much further forward, as much as 100 feet in a narrow chamber with a fast current and having to remove the oxygen tank off the back because the passage is too small, and to do it with kids who can't swim and having multiple such dives to make. It is truly a nightmare to contemplate that I wouldn't wish on anyone.
Those who are making funny comments here, a navy man has lost life in this rescue operation, kids fighting for their life and lot of mental stress for their family and friends. someone's tragedy can't be comedy for others, else karma will follow. There is no escape to karma, believe me. Plz be human.
Siva Kumar it's kind of pathetic where a navy man lost his life even if he knew that it's such a dangerous situation. he may be a hero but he wasted his life and left his family with heartaches. he's professional beforehand so he must have known the extent of what he will be facing. rushing won't make things go smoothly. in a battle he must have brought all the plans and all his arsenals and how he's going to execute all of it and not just by going inside to die. for me it's okay to die as long as he's kind of rescued at least 1 kid but he died en route. yes he tried but still ended up another loss of life and others misery.
Why? The cave was opened when they went inside. It's only closed from July-November. The blame should be thrown at officials who think June is a safe month to allow people to go inside.
Don't worry guys, great news! Everyone got out safely as of now! Salute to the divers, rescuers and especially to Saman Gunan, who died saving the children. RIP
This is a real life survival situation that doesn't look promising from all aspects. If nature has a relentless week, we could possibly hear about the worst outcome. Putting our differences aside then rooting for the tiny soccer/football players that will undoubtedly strike a nerve with parents across the globe, human professionalism and ingenuity will hopefully bring these boys to see the field once again.
So just a guess -- supply food, water, shelter, and medical help. Set up on site diving lessons. Meanwhile, others work in enlarging tight passages and others lay out spare oxygen tanks throuhout the route. Also, waterproof lights throughout the route. Wait for a break in the weather and try to bring out one kid a a time. This is going to be one for the books.
Nolsp currents in a cave are too strong..and at narrow passages they will be slammed towards rocks in darkness. Imagine the bottom of a waterfall and then sucked down. All in darkness.
Not difficult to dive. Lot's of professionals with cave diving and evacuation expertise to help guide each kid out.... plus advanced updated technology... just get the kids a bit healthier and stronger for this next stage.... Thai people are such amazingly positive people too... the kids are so healthy mentally too.... just logistics now!!!
Happy to see that whole world is united and is praying for the rescue of those boys irrespective of boarders.....this incident just remind us that east or west or south or north we Humans are united.....Hope a day will come when people live in peace and love without war and hatred...
blackvelvet they went to the cave while it's still dry but suddenly it started to rain & water bloked the enterance.. they went in even deeper to avoid the water sorry for my bad english
King Ijaz Malik it was an exploration. It's pretty much a regular thing in south east Asia. We have massive size of caves. The thing was they went in during monsoon season. Couldnt really blame them, because the place was dry when they went in. If there was any possibility of the cave to be filled with water, then the entrance should be closed for public. It's no one fault.
Poor boys!! and their families!! I hope they make it out and everything turns out good, I don't even want to start imagining if they don't. OMG, I get so much anxiety just listening to this!!
do you think we can control nature, don't ever think even in your dreams. We are such a tiny part of this infinite universe.human thoughts are as small as humans in this universe and only we humans think we are advanced, tell all fellow humans they are dreaming all day and night.May be we will never wake up from our dreams.
Jaykumar Jk its not about overcoming mother nature its about human stupidity. Why would you go visiting a cave when the weather could change in the next 3 hours
From what I heard, they entered the cave for some initiation and bonding thing, and all the parents agreed upon it. Guarantee you that none of them thought they were going to be trapped in the cave.
equal_ gamer They were looking for a giant octopus who raped one of their mothers and a chimp waited until they went into the cave and he flooded it 🐒🐵🐵🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙💧💧💧💧💧💧💧💧💧💧💧
It was reported that the kids were meditating while trapped inside the cave. Their coach grew up from a monastery and became a football coach when he got older so he taught the kids to remain calm and to meditate that’s why they were still level headed even though it was too dark and no food and no idea if someone would rescue them. Thank god they are safe now. Salute to those people who rescued them
Yes, definately pray that the Lord hold off the rains for a time if he wills it! No good however praying for the dead man however as that is unscriptural and futile! Hope and prayer is for the living!
Joe Bloggs HOLD UP in our culture we say pray for him but what we really mean Is to pray that God comfort his love ones and bring them peace (we paraphrase a lot where I’m from)
