Important to note Richard Harris developed this plan to help rescue the boys. He’s both a very experienced anaesthetist and cave diver. Absolutely incredible rescue and they are all very lucky to have this help.
I remember watching the documentary on this on disney +. The rescuer who died was a vet and was retired but came out for this mission. His sacrifice for this mission truly helped. Rest in peace. ❤
I remember that this was on the news for a while, genuinely did NOT expect them to get out alive. Amazing work of the rescuers and everyone else involved
Being knocked out by anesthesia to receive surgery is terrifying enough for me.. but being knocked out to be dragged underwater through caves is nightmare fuel. Thank God for those rescuers
During a medical procedure they continuously administer medication to keep you out. The drugs they used for this operation would last for about 45 minutes while the trip to the outside was 3 hours long so the divers had to administer multiple injections. Now imagine waking up in a narrow underwater passage with your hands and feet tied up in almost complete darkness.@@SetiSupreme
@@InterYamah Huh. Maybe I'm just weird but I'm genuinely very trusting in those situations. Like, when I get into a car with a stranger and he's driving, even if he's drunk as fuck I still automatically trust them 100% to know what they're doing. Of course I've gotten more wary with age but still
And to think the guy who owns Twitter called the rescuers terrible names because he was jealous he couldn't find a way to get them out himself.... The people who rescued them are heroes
I was at that cave twice. Long before that accident and six month after. In front of the cave stands a statue with the diver who died. I have the highest respect of that international team, who rescued them.
"One even dies" This shows us how great the services of rescuers are who are willing to sacrifice for the safety of others even if they have to lose their lives Sorry my English is bad I used translation for most of the words above lol:v
The reason the person died is because the rope system they used to navigate in the tunnels got his oxygen mask stuck, he struggled too much and was losing oxygen, eventually killing him. RIP
My bro, mistakes made literally led to someone's death man. He was literally putting his life on the line to save people. Calling him a "noob" is just... cruel
I can only imagine the guilt of knowing someone died trying to rescue you, genuinely hope the rescuer is in everlasting peace and that everyone else involved is doing okay
Whenever a rescuer dies, it always has a different kind of sadness behind it. I hope the loved ones find some kind of peace Edit: Wow so many likes with a lot of arguments. It's funny just sitting back to read the comments
One of the divers came to Australia and did a talk with this group I was in a few years ago and it felt unreal to meet one of the divers of an event like that
it's beautiful when humans come together to save those in needs, it was an international interest. This is what i love most about humans, and many would seek to destroy that which holds humans together. Humans are at war with themselves and their minds. But when the best of humans prevails, it makes you happy that were born here, but soon that feeling fades away especially when you look at society and many people who are full of hate. It's hard being human, knowing your own mortality.
@@Irreverent_Radiationim guessing they were 10 or older because there is no way their coach would go cave exploring with some 8 years old kids, when you are 10 you should already know that going 2 miles deep into a cave is not a good fucking idea if you are not a professional, obviously the coach is the main problem but the kids were also pretty wrong for thinking that was a good idea and not telling their coach
This event during that time in Thailand had the whole country only focused on this rescue praying for their safety, it was a really tense month thanks for picking this up
The Coach deserves some recognition as well because he helped teach the boys to meditate and survive without any real food or clean water for the extended period of time and for them to have hope of rescue.
@@cjlewis9937they did this often and weren’t expecting rain because of the season. There’s an excellent movie I watched I can’t remember the name thought but you should 100% watch it
The main key that those boys got rescued just because our lion diva email the whole 3D map to Thailand divers after one saver was suffocated to death! I knew it because I saw her reading Tham Luang cave maps in library... 🤨🤨
These are heros… You KNOW they were scared as hell to go in. But they did it anyway. And all the kids survived. And one of them even gave their life’s to save them. What a legendary example of sacrifice to save lives. I hope that man rests in peace and that his family is okay, and I hope the young men who got trapped are also okay afterwards.
I hope the boys learned never to do something like that again.. glad they were saved but unfortunately someone had to lose their life to save them😔. All heroes
It's important to note that they were not anesthetized like how you would be during surgery. They were instead sedated with ketamine; making them feel very calm and relaxed and hopefully having no memory of the journey. This would allow them to still be able to breathe on their own whilst being sedated.
I am from Thailand. I still remember that people all over the world are praying for them. In Thailand that time, hundreds of people working together in front of the cave or in the cave whatever rescuers who risking dive through the cave, foreigners who fly from half of the world to help, military who pump the water and do labor and prepare the helicopter, hospital who stand by for days, locals who pray or help with cooking. It like everyone working in unity. Rip for the rescuer. Sorry if my English is bad. Edit: OMG My first 2k likes. Thank you everyone. Edit2: Damn it's 3.3k now. Thank you very much.
There were also people who have willingly allowed their rice fields to be used as water storage areas, and many volunteers were washing the dirty clothes of the rescue teams
HERE IS ALL THE DETAILS The boys and their coach had just finished their soccer game, and decided to go to the cave because it wasn’t the rainy season yet. They went deep into the cave, and then tried to turn around, only to find out they were stuck, and had to survive somehow, hoping they would be found, and not have any food, with nothing but the support of the coach. I’ve read the book and watched the movie on this it doesn’t really talk about more than just navigating water, but the divers also gave the kids and their coach food for days while trying to get them out, and with the strong currents it was harder. Also, you couldn’t hit anything. Your mask, the kids mask, the tank, NOTHING. They also had to struggle with setting it up so that the divers could get air tanks on the way because it would take like eight hours. It was so extreme that locals were giving farmland to help with pumping out water. Also, the kids were in pitch black, so they were kind of struggling with that too. They could only get cave divers because any other diver or person doesn’t have no way near that sort of energy and endurance and carefulness to fight the strong currents (guys the currents were really strong, nonstop flowing) and everything else. They even had to use extra syringes to keep the kids asleep, and had to struggle, not hit anything, open the thing, put the stinger on, then after dosing the kids, put the stuff up, not drop the child, not hit anything, and not drop the light. It was a freaking war Hope you enjoyed reading this, because it took time to write down Edit: also, the divers had barely enough room for theirselves in most of the cave, so carrying a person and doing everything else was basically suicide
@@haider5044i would say that one die was make the rescue team more carefully (he die before take kid out opreation)....imagine everything has go too smoothly and then....tragedy may be happend...
One of the smallest kids almost didn't make it because he was so small his face didn't fit in the mask but the manged to keep it on him but it still could come off easily so they had to be careful
Imagine being the only adult in that situation and having to keep your shit together for the children. The mental fortitude of that man needs to be applauded too.
@@edd.5169 yes bring religion into everything. Sure it was god and not the work of many brave men that saved these children. Way to take away from the heroic acts of these amazing people risking their lives to save others.
The last boy stayed awake and had to stay calm to be pulled out like this. It was a 6 hour dive btw. Very serious and dangerous circumstances. They called in navy seals and volunteer professional divers (one of which who passed) to save the boys and coach. They expected high casualties, but all 13 boys lived and the coach. The one hero volunteer diver did panic underwater from losing his oxygen mask and likely hit his head, causing his death. High water level, tight extremely right tunnels, and very low visibility. They were tied to a medical board of some sort, not carried by hand, and pass thru to the next diver at each underwater site. The anesthesia had to be measured specifically because of the conditions. The boys were already suffering from low oxygen and they had to stay conscious to breathe with their mask on while they were transported thru. At each above water site their vitals were taken before going back under the next cave. So everything was very detailed and risky. The movie on this was really well done too.
That's not all, those diving masks had to be made specially fit to be able to work properly; the people of the town also offered to help by building drains in the side of the mountain to start decreasing the water level so the mission would be easier. One of the only reasons the boys lasted so long in the cave is because their soccer coach that was with them was also a monk. The story of this rescue mission is actually really interesting. There's a book written about it called All 13, not a long read, too.
So don’t trust monks at all then. A monk led 13 children into a 2 mile cave nearly ending all their lives. And actually did end up killing a diver in the process! 😂 how smart calm and spiritual that man must be
Having the confidence to sacrifice your life to help 4+ people that needed help is actually pretty amazing,rip to that fallen man/dude. Edit:Oh ma gah,i did not expect this comment to get to 1.9k! Thank you all!
thats because you can explain something really well in a really short time, but schools require you to explain it using long explanations, which is almost impossible to do perfectly, so students just extend everything they already have, even if it doesnt make as much sense anymore.
I remember watching the news with my grandmother and praying for them. I hope no one ever gets into this situation again. RIP to the person who died trying to help those boys.
Wasn't this story on Netflix, or UA-cam These tunnels were so tight, it took each diver 2-3 hours, one way, to get each child out. The country called on the best cave divers in the world & had them flown in. These were serious heros, putting their own lives in danger.
I’ve seen a lot of people confused about my comment so I edited it to clarify. There was an assistant coach because the people trapped were the coach, and it’s students. However the coach noticed one of the kids were upset so he decided to go on a trip for everyone at the cave. The weather was not looking good and before they realized it, the cave was flooded. The coach ordered every kid to be calm and ration their food supplies until before the rescue team comes to save them.
@@dashype9036 I think you're thinking of the captain of the football team but he committed just last year, he passed two days after he was found unconscious
I reported them... WHY ARE THESE BOTS HERE?! WHY ARE THEY SAYING THESE STUFF?! IT'S LITERALLY GOING TOO FAR! bro the uttp community should be banned and never exist!
I still remember the news report about this, and I followed the news since the start until the end. We thought that they are not gonna made it, but at the end they made it. Thank God they got saved in time.
And yet that stupid failure Elon gave no respect. Instead called one of the rescuers a pedo and tried to use the whole incident as a PR move by suggesting a stupid submarine
I still remember my mom prayed everyday for them. They were stuck for several days without food. And even when their way to be rescued is also a big deal. The rescuers still couldn't save them when they had reached to them. They gave them their flash light and a promise to save them. After a day or two, once everything is prepared for the rescue, they saved them and everyone got the relief.
If anyone ask who is sacrifice his life was. His name is Sam, he's former navy seal and before his sacrifice he work in suvarnabhumi airport as an airport security. The last moment before he pass: At 5 July 2018 In the mission his job is to transport the oxygen tank into some area in the cave at 20:37, after finished he is returning but on way back he is unconscious. buddy who follow him try to make a CPR but he's still unconscious, He's got move to hall 3 and got initial treatment but it's still not work. finally his pass is confirmed in 6 July 2018 at 1:00 His sacrifice become exalted and people call him "Sam the Hero of Tham luang"
I remember watching this on the TV. At the time, I was in Ethiopia visiting my family and not having anything to do, I remember turning on the TV and watching this news story with my brother and grandpa everyday. It's something I'll never forget.
Im from Thailand and As I heard from the news I think that those boys were actually a football team name Mu Pah academy and now They weren't actually exploring the cave but As they all we're going home a very heavy rain storm occurs and those boys ran into the cave just to wait for the storm to be gone but as they wait longer water starts to fill the cave entrance until its completely flooded and they just went deeper into the cave since they thought that water would Be gone by a few hours but it never did now as they are stuck in there for a few days the rescue teams Tried their best to rescue them (The position where the boys are in is not likely possible to rescue) but these Rescuers are a very smart genius and they managed to helped them out. Respect to who lost their lives during this mission🕊❤️
I’m sorry to object but I’m sure that’s wrong. My climbing coach is also one of the rescuer… after interrogating them, they confessed that it was the birthday of one of their members, and that they went in the cave for a dare… the agent that died was the head captain of the rescue team. He died because of diving tiredness.
The rescue person who came to help them.... sacrifice himself for those boys Real Men ❤️ Edit: By Real Men I mean....this is the kind of person which we need to be like him.......Brave and sacrificing........and not in the gendered way 😌
@@EndryNineI don’t think it was in a gendered way, but more of a way to show that they are strong and grown up. Because men is the adult version of boy.
Just an FYI that both of the Australian divers (Craig Challen and Richard Harris) who recieved that award are still alive thus they didn't recieve the award "posthumously"
@@rorycook861 Yeah, his name was former Sergeant Saman Kunan, he was responsible for delivering the oxygen tanks to the cave but he unfortunately ran out of air while underwater. Another Thai navy seal also passed away a few days later from an infection he got from the operation. His name was Sergeant Major Beirut Pakbara.
As a Thai person, I remember that when this incident happened it was almost a daily national agenda. There are updates on the situation almost every hour. Thanks to the rescue team who worked like superheroes even though I was just watching at home, I am grateful to them to this day❤
I'm actually a little curious, were Thai people mad at Elon Musk for showing up and trying to pull a pr stunt, and then insulting the diver that was trying to save the kids? I remember it blowing up in the US but I was curious if Thai people even cared enough about him to be angry.
This was that soccer team, right? I remember this was all over the news in Hong Kong too. I have since learned a lot more as an adult about how extreme and dangerous cave diving is. The fatality rate is something insane
I have watched this. There was a movie based exactly on this which matches this video description. It was after a football game that the boys decided to go and have some fun exploring the caves. Now luckily, their coach decided to go with them to have some fun too and also to protect them but the sad thing is that it was one of the boys birthdays that day and when the heavy rains came, it flooded the area and since Thailand did not have very experienced divers, they had to wait for British diver rescuers to save them. Btw, i am pretty sure none of the divers died but one did almost get lost.
There's a movie about this! I remembered watching it in class and I was so sad for the diver dying. The boys were a soccer team that usually explore that cave, it often floods and that day they went in it rained heavily. In fact, the water was slowly rising while they were inside. People across all states came to save the boys too.
One of the divers even died trying to rescue these boys. This just goes to show how determined they were to save people they didn’t even know, respect. And not to mention the boys who survived 18 days in a cave, i think they also deserve some respect for surviving so long. I would be out in 5 days with no water. Respect to everyone involve.
Yup & then paid someone to try and dig up dirt on the diver because he called Elons mini submarine impractical. People really don’t understand that Elon really isn’t a nice dude.
@@hydralisk3534 trust me I care enough to do unbiased research all the time on different topics or I wouldn't have asked, rather tried to defend Elon. Just haven't seen much about Elon much.
Finally Zack didn't Traumarize anyone. This is the Zack we know and love. Edit: Omg tysm I did not expect over a 800 likes in one day 🎉 Edit2: Mum im famouss!!! 🎉
The fact 1. The dead rescuer is former seal from Thai navy force and after retirement he working at airport security guard. 2. They didt even knocked out the kids before taking them outside. 3. They are stucking at the cave for 18 days. 4. The coach told those kids to stay still and not moving much to save energy and being calmed in this situation that why the kids can survive for 18 days.
it... what? they werent vacationing there, these divers got flown there by search and rescue teams from their respective countries, as did the expert anesthesiologist, they had ro be requested because local search and rescue was not skilled enough to get down there. i remember following this closely because it was one topic of interest in college. idk what the fuck you were smoking but you need to quit, that shits gonna kill you dawg
it should also be noted there are divers and cave rescue specialists who are readily on-call for rescue expeditions all the time, they do their day jobs, but are on a registry of rescue operations teams for all S&R to call when a situation they are certified and specialized in is presented. i know someone who is a rescue diver and his day job is a fucking forklift operator at a hardware store, he's only been called a few times, but he has all the licensure and rescue certification he needs.
what..? They were footballers and the divers weren't vacationing there (as pointed out by Nicholas). They were sent there by different countries to rescue them. Other countries sent help like pipes, drills, etc.
I remember watching the news about this every day, from what I remember they were football players on like a team building trip, and the storms had flooded the cave as well as made it even more difficult to organize a rescue, I also remember when they reported on the death of the diver. Truly so sad.
False, this is actually a shortcut from the football training area to their village. They lived in a remote area, this isn't just a case of boys being boys. They regularly used this shortcut but they're just unlucky that day
For people who didnt know one of the boys head was too small for the face masks so they had to make custom. Another thing! The reason the cave was hard to navigate was because the cave branched into two paths. Final thing, these four kids were part of a soccer team and their chaoch had taken them there. Edit: OMG THANKS FOR THE LIKES PS: I did not mean to start a fight in the replies lol
@@theapothicon2711Does your brain actually work that way? You think the plan they came up with was just for kicks? Trying something new just for the hell of it? Or do you think this was the last resort?
@@jakeman025 thats not what i said, i was just assuming that it would be easier if the boys put on diving masks and followed the rescuers instead of them having to drag the boys out. I didnt know that they panicked.
@PartialProphetthey knocked them out so they wouldn’t move when transporting them. One of the biggest causes of concern was if they would freak out or not which could have killed both the divers and kids when getting out of the tunnel, also it’s just a very scary thing to go through, especially when you don’t have control on how your getting out.
Remember elon musk called 1 of these rescuers a pedophile without any evidence just because he was upset that that rescuer said his plan of building a submarine would be useless and is only done out of promo or something like that and then elon called him a pedophile.
No, the guy accused him of lying about being in talks with the president about seeing if it would work. This was confirmed by both sides that talks did occur. Musk just gave him a taste of his own medicine of making random accusations.
@@spelcheakOh wow, Elon talked to a president, something he probably gets to do pretty often. So cool he mentioned the submarine, and that BS'ing with the boys is "official talks".
Much respect for the rescuer who passed away trying to save lives
His name was saman kunan rip to him
Two of them actually died. One more guy died a year later from an infection he got during the rescue.
@@Jet_Threat that is really sad, rest in peace
@1снегопадами what do you mean nah? You don't respect rescuers?
Yeah it would have been nice if he knew the outcome
Important to note Richard Harris developed this plan to help rescue the boys. He’s both a very experienced anaesthetist and cave diver. Absolutely incredible rescue and they are all very lucky to have this help.
I saw the Netflix series
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@@Precious_slays ignored them. they were bots
@@Precious_slaysNo they are just bots, whoever set them up on all of these videos are cruel.
I remember when this happened. Such a tragedy that one of the rescuers died. True hero ❤
Verified but no replies? Lemme fix that
@@notzealwydfr, also second
@@notzealwydwhy does verified need replies?
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My teacher told us about this. May that rescuer Rest In Peace ❤
Okay kid go study
What are you talking about my teacher and my class read a passage about this
@@NathanAme-b7lSo you should study too, we all have to be Studying now, even Higher Grade ones.
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@@LittleScarlet123It's probably a troll.
I remember watching the documentary on this on disney +. The rescuer who died was a vet and was retired but came out for this mission. His sacrifice for this mission truly helped. Rest in peace. ❤
documentary name?
@@autisticprincess39thirteen lives
Care to drop the documentary name?
documentary name: thirteen lives
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I remember that this was on the news for a while, genuinely did NOT expect them to get out alive. Amazing work of the rescuers and everyone else involved
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@@MinhQuangNguyen-og4mz I'm sorry I just wanna make fun of the bots 😭 it isn't even out until 3024
I watched a documentary about this on netflix a while back, would reccomend
Yeah, the days that those kind of news was huge and viral
Being knocked out by anesthesia to receive surgery is terrifying enough for me.. but being knocked out to be dragged underwater through caves is nightmare fuel. Thank God for those rescuers
Absolutely
Whaaatt, why in hell is that terrifying lol. You won't know anything what's happening and they fail somehow and you drown, you won't know.
@@SetiSupremeexactly so completely trusting someone with your life before you go out will be terrifying
During a medical procedure they continuously administer medication to keep you out. The drugs they used for this operation would last for about 45 minutes while the trip to the outside was 3 hours long so the divers had to administer multiple injections. Now imagine waking up in a narrow underwater passage with your hands and feet tied up in almost complete darkness.@@SetiSupreme
@@InterYamah Huh. Maybe I'm just weird but I'm genuinely very trusting in those situations. Like, when I get into a car with a stranger and he's driving, even if he's drunk as fuck I still automatically trust them 100% to know what they're doing. Of course I've gotten more wary with age but still
And to think the guy who owns Twitter called the rescuers terrible names because he was jealous he couldn't find a way to get them out himself.... The people who rescued them are heroes
As soon as this came up I thought: _"And then Elon called a guy a pedo."_
Is this actually really truly extremely true
Elon's idea was bad and would not have worked
lol it was funny
Because muskrat is all mouth and no trousers.
I was at that cave twice. Long before that accident and six month after. In front of the cave stands a statue with the diver who died. I have the highest respect of that international team, who rescued them.
@@xdrrrrrr_bro wtf u mean “no”
@@xdrrrrrr_get out
@@xdrrrrrr_ bro that's a very offensive coment
@@xdrrrrrr_I like how people are criticizing you but "no" dosnt even make sense to the comment💀☠️🙏
@@xdrrrrrr_ based
"One even dies"
This shows us how great the services of rescuers are who are willing to sacrifice for the safety of others even if they have to lose their lives
Sorry my English is bad
I used translation for most of the words above lol:v
😢 you made me sad (Tʖ̯T)
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He was a retired navy veteran ❤❤
How, and why did the rescuer die, Morons?!
You are using quotations wrong. Braindead
The reason the person died is because the rope system they used to navigate in the tunnels got his oxygen mask stuck, he struggled too much and was losing oxygen, eventually killing him. RIP
Noob
@@IamFratMan look at yourself you rascal
My bro, mistakes made literally led to someone's death man. He was literally putting his life on the line to save people. Calling him a "noob" is just... cruel
@@IamFratMan wow, so funny 😐
@@IamFratMan 🤡🎪🤡🎪
I can only imagine the guilt of knowing someone died trying to rescue you, genuinely hope the rescuer is in everlasting peace and that everyone else involved is doing okay
Whenever a rescuer dies, it always has a different kind of sadness behind it. I hope the loved ones find some kind of peace
Edit: Wow so many likes with a lot of arguments. It's funny just sitting back to read the comments
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@@MostrandomM_toexisttodaywhat the heck you talking about
@@MostrandomM_toexisttoday. Time and place.
@@MostrandomM_toexisttodayget your missionary work out of here, except Islam and Christianity no god says that follow me or be in hell
What saddens me is that guy dying because of stupidity of others
I cant even imagine how it would feel dying like that
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@@LreemssKukn hail nah
@@LreemssKukn "WoUld YoU LiKe tO plAY GacHa lIfE wItH mE"
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One of the divers came to Australia and did a talk with this group I was in a few years ago and it felt unreal to meet one of the divers of an event like that
One even dies.... this shows how much they care😢😢😢❤
They didn't even care about him
They did 💀 i vividly remember the news talking about his death. Everyone was sad about it@@ElementalRubixCube
@@ElementalRubixCube no.
actually 2 died
One died a year later due to an infection he got during this rescue
There’s a great movie about the story, much respect!✊
Important note: more than 10,000 people worked to get then out, including 290 divers. 2,000+ people worked on drilling into the cave
When the stupidity of some damages all the others
@@Eli666MsJesus Christ they are kids
it's beautiful when humans come together to save those in needs, it was an international interest. This is what i love most about humans, and many would seek to destroy that which holds humans together. Humans are at war with themselves and their minds. But when the best of humans prevails, it makes you happy that were born here, but soon that feeling fades away especially when you look at society and many people who are full of hate. It's hard being human, knowing your own mortality.
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@@Irreverent_Radiationim guessing they were 10 or older because there is no way their coach would go cave exploring with some 8 years old kids, when you are 10 you should already know that going 2 miles deep into a cave is not a good fucking idea if you are not a professional, obviously the coach is the main problem but the kids were also pretty wrong for thinking that was a good idea and not telling their coach
This event during that time in Thailand had the whole country only focused on this rescue praying for their safety, it was a really tense month thanks for picking this up
not only in Thailand, even in my country, everybody checked the news every single second praying for their safety.
@@K2Sandy12what does Indonesia have to do with this
@@moyiull positive mate, im saying every country also pray for their safety during the time
sorry if u somehow read it in a bad manner
Yeh I'm pretty sure the whole world was watching it was massive here in Australia 24hr coverage..
The whole world*
We all had citizens down in those caves helping, always glad the plan worked out ❤
The Coach deserves some recognition as well because he helped teach the boys to meditate and survive without any real food or clean water for the extended period of time and for them to have hope of rescue.
So even tho he's the one that lead the team into the cave you think he deserves to be praised for teaching them to channel inner spirits😂
I doubt anyone expected the caves to flood.
@@cjlewis9937they did this often and weren’t expecting rain because of the season. There’s an excellent movie I watched I can’t remember the name thought but you should 100% watch it
It's a cave 😂 @@deck0cards882
@deck0cards882 yeah. Not really anyone's fault.
This is why exploring caves is very dangerous, especially if it hasnt been explored by professionals, but it's always Thailands caves.
That's why i respect any rescuers team..they've dedicated their own live to save others lives
The main key that those boys got rescued just because our lion diva email the whole 3D map to Thailand divers after one saver was suffocated to death! I knew it because I saw her reading Tham Luang cave maps in library... 🤨🤨
Wow. Those rescuers are freaking heroes man if you told me what I was getting into I’m not sure I’d risk my life for that
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Watch the documentary. It will blow your mind. They were wearing go pros it's the best documentary I have ever seen
What's the name of the documentary?
Tell us the documentary name please
@@Lizini there's several when I googled it. The Trapped 13, The Rescue, The Cave. Pick one.
These are heros… You KNOW they were scared as hell to go in. But they did it anyway. And all the kids survived. And one of them even gave their life’s to save them. What a legendary example of sacrifice to save lives. I hope that man rests in peace and that his family is okay, and I hope the young men who got trapped are also okay afterwards.
I hope the boys learned never to do something like that again.. glad they were saved but unfortunately someone had to lose their life to save them😔. All heroes
Uncle boy
Someone else had to pay with their life because of the boys stupidity.
@@aaliyah6402it was literally a school trip. Not like they went and did this on the spur of the moment
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Mad respect to the rescuers for being a true hero and rest in peace to that one rescuer ❤️
That rescuer was a real hero sacrificing his life for a mission
He was a US Navy SEAL
Is it Saman Kunan?
he didn't though, it just happened
@@tianrongchen6916Thai NAVY SEAL not the US
@@mikaelplayzyep
No amount of money could get me to go in those tunnels to explore. Big respect to the rescuers.
f*** this explore things never ever bruh what ever is down there
@@LionKing-28-7what?
They actually went in when there was no water in the cave, the cave was filled with water later because of heavy rain
It's important to note that they were not anesthetized like how you would be during surgery. They were instead sedated with ketamine; making them feel very calm and relaxed and hopefully having no memory of the journey. This would allow them to still be able to breathe on their own whilst being sedated.
Thanks for clearing this up!
And they would also be tripping balls😂
Bro, you’re not funny
"KETAMINE"????? CARTIII MENTIONED RAHHHHH 🗣🗣🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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Thank you, God for keeping these peoples safe
God had nothing to do with it, dummy.
oh actually its diver not god
@@DucVu-uv9xo Oh actually shut up
@@DucVu-uv9xo Hahhaha- shut up.
@@DucVu-uv9xo Oh really?? Nobody laughed.
Respect for that one person that died during the operation❤
also the rescuers
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Even tho theyre here already
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Bro it was the rescuer
@UTTPSecurity4Q
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I am from Thailand. I still remember that people all over the world are praying for them. In Thailand that time, hundreds of people working together in front of the cave or in the cave whatever rescuers who risking dive through the cave, foreigners who fly from half of the world to help, military who pump the water and do labor and prepare the helicopter, hospital who stand by for days, locals who pray or help with cooking. It like everyone working in unity. Rip for the rescuer. Sorry if my English is bad.
Edit: OMG My first 2k likes. Thank you everyone.
Edit2: Damn it's 3.3k now. Thank you very much.
Same, I'm from Thailand. I was also devastated for them. And don't worry ur English is amazing!
There were also people who have willingly allowed their rice fields to be used as water storage areas, and many volunteers were washing the dirty clothes of the rescue teams
I don't live in thailand try to guess the country I live in
@@kathypinedo9811 No.
As an American I am here to say your English is better than most Americans 🤣
HERE IS ALL THE DETAILS
The boys and their coach had just finished their soccer game, and decided to go to the cave because it wasn’t the rainy season yet. They went deep into the cave, and then tried to turn around, only to find out they were stuck, and had to survive somehow, hoping they would be found, and not have any food, with nothing but the support of the coach.
I’ve read the book and watched the movie on this it doesn’t really talk about more than just navigating water, but the divers also gave the kids and their coach food for days while trying to get them out, and with the strong currents it was harder. Also, you couldn’t hit anything. Your mask, the kids mask, the tank, NOTHING. They also had to struggle with setting it up so that the divers could get air tanks on the way because it would take like eight hours. It was so extreme that locals were giving farmland to help with pumping out water. Also, the kids were in pitch black, so they were kind of struggling with that too. They could only get cave divers because any other diver or person doesn’t have no way near that sort of energy and endurance and carefulness to fight the strong currents (guys the currents were really strong, nonstop flowing) and everything else. They even had to use extra syringes to keep the kids asleep, and had to struggle, not hit anything, open the thing, put the stinger on, then after dosing the kids, put the stuff up, not drop the child, not hit anything, and not drop the light. It was a freaking war
Hope you enjoyed reading this, because it took time to write down
Edit: also, the divers had barely enough room for theirselves in most of the cave, so carrying a person and doing everything else was basically suicide
It is a tragic miracle only one rescuer died
@@haider5044i would say that one die was make the rescue team more carefully (he die before take kid out opreation)....imagine everything has go too smoothly and then....tragedy may be happend...
Sad story,,, too complicated situation
my brain hurts when reading this but i get the idea
One of the smallest kids almost didn't make it because he was so small his face didn't fit in the mask but the manged to keep it on him but it still could come off easily so they had to be careful
Bro your production quality is insane and very informative
Imagine being the only adult in that situation and having to keep your shit together for the children. The mental fortitude of that man needs to be applauded too.
The coach used to be a monk, so he told the kids to keep calm and meditate until help comes
these children had god himself looking out for them that day apparently
@@edd.5169 yes bring religion into everything. Sure it was god and not the work of many brave men that saved these children. Way to take away from the heroic acts of these amazing people risking their lives to save others.
@@barnabasigari3109and who do you thing created them brave men? It was god, ya.
@@timbango2090their mothers. Those incredible women birthed those amazing men!
One of the divers once did a talk at my school and showed footage from the rescue and how they did it. It was truly inspiring ❤
One of them died because of sunday adventurers, idk how I would feel that someone sacrifices his life for me
Is he thai?
@Hornwormslinkyandtrilobite yeah these comments make me wonder if they're lying for likes
@@inspiration356 who cares abt likes on a comment tho?
Theres a film on it called the rescue and ut shows the real footage and event that happened @HornwormslinkyandThesunchief
The last boy stayed awake and had to stay calm to be pulled out like this. It was a 6 hour dive btw. Very serious and dangerous circumstances. They called in navy seals and volunteer professional divers (one of which who passed) to save the boys and coach. They expected high casualties, but all 13 boys lived and the coach. The one hero volunteer diver did panic underwater from losing his oxygen mask and likely hit his head, causing his death. High water level, tight extremely right tunnels, and very low visibility. They were tied to a medical board of some sort, not carried by hand, and pass thru to the next diver at each underwater site. The anesthesia had to be measured specifically because of the conditions. The boys were already suffering from low oxygen and they had to stay conscious to breathe with their mask on while they were transported thru. At each above water site their vitals were taken before going back under the next cave. So everything was very detailed and risky. The movie on this was really well done too.
Thanks for going into more detail about the sedative!
Can you give the name of the movie?
@@FairPLAYER Thirteen Lives
Navy Seals? As in American Navy seals?
@@AnonymousVenatorActually Thai navy seal
That was an amazing rescue 👏👏👏
That's not all, those diving masks had to be made specially fit to be able to work properly; the people of the town also offered to help by building drains in the side of the mountain to start decreasing the water level so the mission would be easier. One of the only reasons the boys lasted so long in the cave is because their soccer coach that was with them was also a monk. The story of this rescue mission is actually really interesting. There's a book written about it called All 13, not a long read, too.
that's black Barts caves ... i know all about this. one of the boys died because he ate all the treasure... it ended up being fake treasure
@@rickee9909 Brooo
@@rickee9909what do you mean with fake treasure ?
Are you telling me monks also learn survival training.
So don’t trust monks at all then. A monk led 13 children into a 2 mile cave nearly ending all their lives. And actually did end up killing a diver in the process! 😂 how smart calm and spiritual that man must be
Having the confidence to sacrifice your life to help 4+ people that needed help is actually pretty amazing,rip to that fallen man/dude.
Edit:Oh ma gah,i did not expect this comment to get to 1.9k! Thank you all!
Actually it 13 people
(Prob) Or 13 days
They resolve to drink water that falls through the crack of the cave
@@CakeRahhhh12 boys and their coach
@zaid---29----100 the fuck are you saying
@zaid---29----100YoU iS 5❤️
@zaid---29----100YoU iS 5❤️
They gotta get a raise with a major promotion. Props to these rescuers.
Thanks for saving those 13* or more lives.
RIP for one who died 🙏
@some-1-2 But it's still a good thing...
that's black Barts caves ... i know all about this. one of the boys died because he ate all the treasure... it ended up being fake treasure
They weren't workers most were volunteers from around the world
11*
No it was 13
2 and a half weeks, this shows humanity and kindness is still alive
As a thai ppl my mom and i watch the news every day until they all came out safely those rescuers were a heros ❤
The world was watching with you ✨
@@GreenL00giegayyyyyyy
@@MrMUHAHAHAHAXD 🌈
@@MrMUHAHAHAHAXD???
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Funny story, I actually had to write an essay on this, and somehow Zack explained it better in less than 60 seconds.
thats because you can explain something really well in a really short time, but schools require you to explain it using long explanations, which is almost impossible to do perfectly, so students just extend everything they already have, even if it doesnt make as much sense anymore.
Same I wrote an essay too
because he has an extremely quality video support unlike you had
@@lokmanlablanwth?
Sams
I remember watching the news with my grandmother and praying for them. I hope no one ever gets into this situation again. RIP to the person who died trying to help those boys.
@PACKSATANYFGAI love watching pack god but zack is traumatising and I like it🔥🗣️‼️
Bots also got bots now?
@PACKSATANYFGA bro is making fun of a youtuber who is making a sad tragedy💀💀
Yeah there is a movie about this
I ASKED MY CONTENT IS NOT BETTER ZACK IS BETTER THAN MY CONTENT!
i watched the documentary on this. it was truly impressive how they saved them.
Least traumatizing video in ZackDFilms channel:
Lol
How many bots are there
The bots are bad
I hate them
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Gonna be some top tier dad lore for all of them
“Dad were you there when the cave story happened?”
“Yeah I was one of them”
“No you were…”
“Holy sh*t you were one of them”
Except for one...
Ok that crossed the line sorry
But not for one...
Yes the dad lore gonna be, an innocent person lost their life for our stupid actions and we got away without any consequences.
About how they got an innocent man killed because they wanted to get a stupid adrenaline rush and had to be saved? Yeah great story.
Wasn't this story on Netflix, or UA-cam
These tunnels were so tight, it took each diver 2-3 hours, one way, to get each child out. The country called on the best cave divers in the world & had them flown in. These were serious heros, putting their own lives in danger.
Thirteen lives movie name.. on amazon
2-3 hours❌ 12-13 hours✅
its on storyworks too
Yea I think a saw it
There’s a Indian movie on Netflix called mission savo or smt like that and I think it was like this
I lived in thailand คนไทย🇹🇭
I’ve seen a lot of people confused about my comment so I edited it to clarify.
There was an assistant coach because the people trapped were the coach, and it’s students. However the coach noticed one of the kids were upset so he decided to go on a trip for everyone at the cave. The weather was not looking good and before they realized it, the cave was flooded. The coach ordered every kid to be calm and ration their food supplies until before the rescue team comes to save them.
He commited suicide 2 days after because he said before „It was all my fault I led the team into the cave and nearly killed them all
he is the reason for all these
@@dashype9036But did the coach go with them or the assistant ?
@@KankanChoudhuryonly the assistant coach went I think
@@dashype9036 I think you're thinking of the captain of the football team but he committed just last year, he passed two days after he was found unconscious
How to get claustrophobia
Step 1: Watch this short
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I reported them... WHY ARE THESE BOTS HERE?! WHY ARE THEY SAYING THESE STUFF?! IT'S LITERALLY GOING TOO FAR! bro the uttp community should be banned and never exist!
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@DontReadMyPicture3450ok I won’t I know if I do it will lead to a rickroll
True heroics. Everyone on that rescue mission deserves praise, especially the one who lost their life in the process
They even made series of this its really nice must watch its called "thai cave rescue"
Real man was the one who gave his life into saving them, he's a real Hero
Yooo 499 likes no comments here you go❤❤
Just goes to show how perilous it was. I don’t think he should’ve went as admirable as it was.
@@garukno96😐
@@garukno96 boo.
Are the others not?
I’m from Thailand and I still remember this, is so sad. but the rescuers have done a great job.
Oml im born (and still in) thai toooo
i told my parents about this when this happened
Bro I'm Thai and I'm still in Thailand too.
@@MaruchaLonelya ok so i go to thailand every year because im thai
I still remember the news report about this, and I followed the news since the start until the end. We thought that they are not gonna made it, but at the end they made it. Thank God they got saved in time.
That's why one should stay outside to take care of whoever inside.
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Fr but wth are these disgusting bots.
@UTTPSecurity shut up kiddo
10 mins ago
@@LreemssKuknTold your father
there's a movie about this, it's really good. Movie: "Thirteen Lives"
Not only is the movie amazing, but the divers are played by Viggo Mortensen and Colin Farell! One of the most tense Movies I've ever seen
Respect to the fallen soldier you will never be forgotten❤
Yes he/she will
@@ThatguyLyle It was a he
@DeathCaptainHelldiver
Alright then. Yes he will
@@ThatguyLyle proof that they already were you don't even know if it's a he or she lol
@@jacobporto8906
True
I still remember this all over the internet!! The rescuers were such heroes!
Not all heros wear cape. Huge respect the the rescuers and all the people involved in the mission ❤
Not all cape wear heros. Respect the rescuers the and people the all involded mission in the Huge.
Not all heroes wear capes, but they sometimes does cave diving (2 people involved are actually cave diving masters)
Some wear gas masks.....
And yet that stupid failure Elon gave no respect. Instead called one of the rescuers a pedo and tried to use the whole incident as a PR move by suggesting a stupid submarine
the cape would get wet
I remember this incident. 6 years ago.. time flies fast 😭😭
I still remember my mom prayed everyday for them. They were stuck for several days without food. And even when their way to be rescued is also a big deal. The rescuers still couldn't save them when they had reached to them. They gave them their flash light and a promise to save them. After a day or two, once everything is prepared for the rescue, they saved them and everyone got the relief.
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your mom is so kind❤
@@LreemssKukntf? 💀
@@LreemssKuknwhy are you everywhere
@@Floornoodlevr Cause it's a bot
The worst part is they had no idea if anyone knew they were trapped until they actually got there.
If anyone ask who is sacrifice his life was.
His name is Sam, he's former navy seal and before his sacrifice he work in suvarnabhumi airport as an airport security. The last moment before he pass:
At 5 July 2018 In the mission his job is to transport the oxygen tank into some area in the cave at 20:37, after finished he is returning but on way back he is unconscious. buddy who follow him try to make a CPR but he's still unconscious, He's got move to hall 3 and got initial treatment but it's still not work. finally his pass is confirmed in 6 July 2018 at 1:00
His sacrifice become exalted and people call him "Sam the Hero of Tham luang"
Praise God..great strategy...they probably would of panic if they were not sedative
I remember watching this on the TV. At the time, I was in Ethiopia visiting my family and not having anything to do, I remember turning on the TV and watching this news story with my brother and grandpa everyday. It's something I'll never forget.
Wow, that's amazing 😅
Same this was a movie i know its based on a true story
Bro. Your.
I know that movie I watch that
Exact same! I was in holiday and worried with my family all week!
Im from Thailand and As I heard from the news I think that those boys were actually a football team name Mu Pah academy and now They weren't actually exploring the cave but As they all we're going home a very heavy rain storm occurs and those boys ran into the cave just to wait for the storm to be gone but as they wait longer water starts to fill the cave entrance until its completely flooded and they just went deeper into the cave since they thought that water would Be gone by a few hours but it never did now as they are stuck in there for a few days the rescue teams Tried their best to rescue them (The position where the boys are in is not likely possible to rescue) but these Rescuers are a very smart genius and they managed to helped them out. Respect to who lost their lives during this mission🕊❤️
That was actually true story not fake and short like this short ❤
What you said is true I am also Thai I watch about this in Netflix and my dad told me abt it
Smh 🤦🏻♂️ Brilliant people.
🎉 that. Is easactly what I was hed last night
I’m sorry to object but I’m sure that’s wrong. My climbing coach is also one of the rescuer… after interrogating them, they confessed that it was the birthday of one of their members, and that they went in the cave for a dare… the agent that died was the head captain of the rescue team. He died because of diving tiredness.
The rescue person who came to help them.... sacrifice himself for those boys
Real Men ❤️
Edit: By Real Men I mean....this is the kind of person which we need to be like him.......Brave and sacrificing........and not in the gendered way 😌
@@EndryNineI don’t think it was in a gendered way, but more of a way to show that they are strong and grown up. Because men is the adult version of boy.
@@jontheartist5918 yeah i know i was Just joking around
@@EndryNineyou forgot the long annoying screeching like this REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESTOP BEING ISTS AND PHOBES
@@EndryNineI don’t get what’s funny about that. It’s known the rescuer who passed was a man. Weird thing to joke about in this context.
@@EndryNinewasn't funny
Much respect for the recuer who passed ... may he be in jannah and his familly much blessings ❤
No trauma, no branding.
This is the Zack we all know and love
Yeah
@UTTPSecurityhow many UTTP bots are there bro?!
...
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@DontReadMyPicture3450ok
If I remember correctly, the diver was posthumously awarded ‘Australian of the Year’.
He was a Thai navy seal. Not sure if they can win Australian of the year. Maybe though.
Just an FYI that both of the Australian divers (Craig Challen and Richard Harris) who recieved that award are still alive thus they didn't recieve the award "posthumously"
@@rorycook861 Yeah, his name was former Sergeant Saman Kunan, he was responsible for delivering the oxygen tanks to the cave but he unfortunately ran out of air while underwater. Another Thai navy seal also passed away a few days later from an infection he got from the operation. His name was Sergeant Major Beirut Pakbara.
If you can’t dive properly, you shouldn’t choose that job. 🤷🏼♀️
@@Kam5 i meant the one that died in the cave.
As a Thai person, I remember that when this incident happened it was almost a daily national agenda. There are updates on the situation almost every hour.
Thanks to the rescue team who worked like superheroes even though I was just watching at home, I am grateful to them to this day❤
ติดถ้ำอย่างไงให้ได้ทุนเรียน 😂
I'm actually a little curious, were Thai people mad at Elon Musk for showing up and trying to pull a pr stunt, and then insulting the diver that was trying to save the kids? I remember it blowing up in the US but I was curious if Thai people even cared enough about him to be angry.
I remember the incident. It was often mentioned over here in the US as well. Plenty of people had their eyes on the situation from across the globe.
This was that soccer team, right? I remember this was all over the news in Hong Kong too. I have since learned a lot more as an adult about how extreme and dangerous cave diving is. The fatality rate is something insane
Yeah that's what happens when this occurs I'm baffled by you being baffled 😮
I have watched this. There was a movie based exactly on this which matches this video description. It was after a football game that the boys decided to go and have some fun exploring the caves. Now luckily, their coach decided to go with them to have some fun too and also to protect them but the sad thing is that it was one of the boys birthdays that day and when the heavy rains came, it flooded the area and since Thailand did not have very experienced divers, they had to wait for British diver rescuers to save them. Btw, i am pretty sure none of the divers died but one did almost get lost.
This was actually made into a movie named "13 lives". I would 100% recommend, great movie
I was waiting for someone to comment this! There is so much more to this incident and you can only see the true pain and struggle in the movie.
I watch it like 1year ago
Fr fr
There is a documentary that's way better and completely real. It’s called The Rescue
Based on a true story…
Another of the rescuers also passed away sadly after the rescue...due to an incured infection 😢
I noticed a thing.. u never use the word 'got' , u always say things like 'became trapped' instead of 'got trapped'.
These are the type of videos that we need to see more. The ones with these mystery nonfiction problems!!
As a Thai being from my mum, I feel her pain. Luckily they were safe but that one diver, he was a hero to the Thai nation. ❤
more explanation when
@PACKSATANYFGA What?
@PACKSATANYFGA No wonder why you we're staying at the orphanage for 32 years
A real hero indeed, rest in peace.
@@chayanatchusiangjaew8054 don't pay attention to it, it's probably a bot
Bro that’s crazy. These professionals are awesome bro
There's a movie about this! I remembered watching it in class and I was so sad for the diver dying. The boys were a soccer team that usually explore that cave, it often floods and that day they went in it rained heavily. In fact, the water was slowly rising while they were inside. People across all states came to save the boys too.
Yeah there's multiple but if I watch the same one as you then you know how realistic they made the death 😢
Its called "13 lives" I just watched the movie. Its very entertaining and realistic.
@@habibamostafa725 Thank you, I forgot the name!
The name of the movie is 13 lives
Salute to that man who died saving others life🫡🫡🫡
🫡🫡🫡🫡
You are about to die
to all the rescuers..I tip my hat on y'all..such kindness makes me believe in humanity again..❤
rest in peace rescuers 🕊 fly high
@@Resetnesser uh.. excuse me?
Believe?
😂
One of the divers even died trying to rescue these boys. This just goes to show how determined they were to save people they didn’t even know, respect. And not to mention the boys who survived 18 days in a cave, i think they also deserve some respect for surviving so long. I would be out in 5 days with no water. Respect to everyone involve.
Remember elon musk baselessly called one of the rescuers a pedo because he was upset.
Yup & then paid someone to try and dig up dirt on the diver because he called Elons mini submarine impractical.
People really don’t understand that Elon really isn’t a nice dude.
Where can I find this supposed proof?
@JesseBundrick just search "elon musk pedo guy".
@@JesseBundrickpublic tweets if you’re cared enough to check
@@hydralisk3534 trust me I care enough to do unbiased research all the time on different topics or I wouldn't have asked, rather tried to defend Elon. Just haven't seen much about Elon much.
Finally Zack didn't Traumarize anyone.
This is the Zack we know and love.
Edit: Omg tysm I did not expect over a 800 likes in one day 🎉
Edit2: Mum im famouss!!! 🎉
Really?
I just swore to my self that I will not going cave exploring when I watched this video.
@@Hero_of_Recoveryhe means that there was no hyper-realistic characters
Chapri comment
You must not have claustrophobia
It'S aCtuaLLy tRauMaTizE*🤓🤣💯
Man i missed these stories! Bringing them back with animations is an insane thing
Everyone respecting the rescuer who tried to safe the boys
Me wondering on how they got there and survived for 12 days without help
The fact
1. The dead rescuer is former seal from Thai navy force and after retirement he working at airport security guard.
2. They didt even knocked out the kids before taking them outside.
3. They are stucking at the cave for 18 days.
4. The coach told those kids to stay still and not moving much to save energy and being calmed in this situation that why the kids can survive for 18 days.
Bro fix your Grammar
@@MinosPrimethekingoflustGrammar* English might not be their first language, Show some respect.
@zergiz5508 oh damn, mb
@zergiz5508 lemme fix that simple spelling mistake
@@MinosPrimethekingoflust Don't go around giving people shit about speaking English if you can't even spell yourself.
YES!!!.... Ive seen the movie called "13 lives!" it was incredible the way these divers rescued these children and the coach.
Really good movie
It’s a movie!!???! I’ve only read the book, “All Thirteen”
oh yeah I have watched it and I was also Thai.
There is also a documentary! It was a very good and had the real people (since it was a documentary)
@GreenAxolotI thank you!! I did not know it was a book, I just added it to my TBR list
The fact that it just happened that there were cave diving experts on vacation there and they also knew that experienced cave diver anaesthesiologist
it... what?
they werent vacationing there, these divers got flown there by search and rescue teams from their respective countries, as did the expert anesthesiologist, they had ro be requested because local search and rescue was not skilled enough to get down there. i remember following this closely because it was one topic of interest in college.
idk what the fuck you were smoking but you need to quit, that shits gonna kill you dawg
it should also be noted there are divers and cave rescue specialists who are readily on-call for rescue expeditions all the time, they do their day jobs, but are on a registry of rescue operations teams for all S&R to call when a situation they are certified and specialized in is presented.
i know someone who is a rescue diver and his day job is a fucking forklift operator at a hardware store, he's only been called a few times, but he has all the licensure and rescue certification he needs.
@@nikolashumphrey-howell2478lmao
what..?
They were footballers and the divers weren't vacationing there (as pointed out by Nicholas). They were sent there by different countries to rescue them. Other countries sent help like pipes, drills, etc.
@@nikolashumphrey-howell2478tell you're homie thanks for me. That's a very honorable thing to do on the side.
They made a movie about this. Definitely worth watching!
I remember watching the news about this every day, from what I remember they were football players on like a team building trip, and the storms had flooded the cave as well as made it even more difficult to organize a rescue, I also remember when they reported on the death of the diver. Truly so sad.
Who can speak Thailand?
@@KevinChristensen-py7oclowkey thats hella racist
so smart give them sedative..for avoid them to be panic ..if they panic attack the rescue mission will be dangerous for both of them...nice job...
And Elon Musk called one of the rescuers a pedo. Look it up if you don’t believe me
Indeed, wrote the same thing. Musk is such a disgusting person and manchild.
Oh, I remembered this like it was yesterday. After that, it went down hill for Musk.
I don't understand.. why wasn't he a pedo just because he was a rescuer?
He said they should use miniature submarines then called a rescuer a pedo 😭😭😭😭👍
was looking for this comment, i knew i remembered something like this
They were not just boys , but they were so Brave men. Cause this kind of exploring no It's too dangerous.
Congratulations🎉
“Alr boys, let’s continue into this cave!”
"hey i seen something go in their pants! i gotta take them off and inspect the area with my pecker
False, this is actually a shortcut from the football training area to their village. They lived in a remote area, this isn't just a case of boys being boys. They regularly used this shortcut but they're just unlucky that day
For people who didnt know one of the boys head was too small for the face masks so they had to make custom. Another thing! The reason the cave was hard to navigate was because the cave branched into two paths. Final thing, these four kids were part of a soccer team and their chaoch had taken them there.
Edit: OMG THANKS FOR THE LIKES
PS: I did not mean to start a fight in the replies lol
12 kids and 1 coach
Why did the not just follow the rescuers instead of having to be knocked out and dragged out? Wouldnt it be a lot easier?
@@theapothicon2711 it is shown in the movie that they would panick and lose control; that's how the one rescue diver died
@@theapothicon2711Does your brain actually work that way? You think the plan they came up with was just for kicks? Trying something new just for the hell of it? Or do you think this was the last resort?
@@jakeman025 thats not what i said, i was just assuming that it would be easier if the boys put on diving masks and followed the rescuers instead of them having to drag the boys out. I didnt know that they panicked.
Don't forget the part where Muskrat offered a submersible that didn't exist, then called the lead rescuer a PDF file for refusing to accept his help.
@PartialProphet whos gonna dive in a small-ass tunnel with a panicking child?
@PartialProphetthey knocked them out so they wouldn’t move when transporting them. One of the biggest causes of concern was if they would freak out or not which could have killed both the divers and kids when getting out of the tunnel, also it’s just a very scary thing to go through, especially when you don’t have control on how your getting out.
@PartialProphet you must be a cave diving expert eh
@PartialProphetHow was it unnecessary
@PartialProphetNO they didn't!! Wth is wrong with you? You an expert are ya? Thought NOT!
Excellent use of 3D graphics.
I'm a diver. Done some cave dives. I watched "13 Lives" again yesterday. It's the story of the whole rescue. Definitely worth a watch
Remember elon musk called 1 of these rescuers a pedophile without any evidence just because he was upset that that rescuer said his plan of building a submarine would be useless and is only done out of promo or something like that and then elon called him a pedophile.
Shows he wasn't really interested in saving the kids as much as it was a chance to flex his ego.
No, the guy accused him of lying about being in talks with the president about seeing if it would work. This was confirmed by both sides that talks did occur. Musk just gave him a taste of his own medicine of making random accusations.
@@kic8523 accurate summery of the rando, not Musk. It didn’t hurt the rescue efforts for him to ask the government what he could do.
@@kic8523 Which is Musk 100% of the time.
@@spelcheakOh wow, Elon talked to a president, something he probably gets to do pretty often. So cool he mentioned the submarine, and that BS'ing with the boys is "official talks".