New video shows rescued boys in hospital, appearing to be in good spirits and health
- 6 years ago
A new video is out of the 12 boys and their football coach rescued from a flooded cave in Thailand.
The boys, wearing face masks and hospital gowns, appear to be in relatively good condition.
Some are making hand gestures and victory signs to show that they are OK.
The parents are able to see their children, but through protective glass,.... as doctors want to keep the boys in a carefully controlled environment out of concern for their health.
The 13 members of the Wild Boar football team had been trapped for nearly three weeks inside the cave in Chiang Rai province... but they were pulled out in a dramatic three-day rescue operation that captivated the world.
The boys, wearing face masks and hospital gowns, appear to be in relatively good condition.
Some are making hand gestures and victory signs to show that they are OK.
The parents are able to see their children, but through protective glass,.... as doctors want to keep the boys in a carefully controlled environment out of concern for their health.
The 13 members of the Wild Boar football team had been trapped for nearly three weeks inside the cave in Chiang Rai province... but they were pulled out in a dramatic three-day rescue operation that captivated the world.