You guys please, don't blame the coach! He takes care of the children so well. He told the children to conserve the energy by laying down because he knows that human can live without food for about 70 days. It's like a hibernation of the animals. He sacrifices so much by gave them all of the foods and water for ten days. Don't blame him. He also didn't know there would be the flood into the cave. He did so well! please encourage him.
Exactly, i think he is the one that kids are still alive. No one should even think about blaming him, Also he is not really that old i think between 26-28, that is really remarkable for him to keep those kids organised.
Coach is 25 same age as me so he really did a great job cause usually people in my age have no brain we only knows how to enjoy but to take care of the young kids at this age. He did really great job and he must be the one who must be worrying a lot thinking about the kids cause if anything happened to them i am sure he will blamed himself for not taking care of them.
The coach did well considering his age in his 20s, thank god he kept them together & alive. He shouldn’t be blamed he didn’t intentionally try to trap the kids
The coach is a former monk. He can't teach the kids how to dive but he taught the children how to be calm and meditative and conserve energy. That's why he was able to keep himself and everyone calm.
Timmy OreoCake This cave is something like amusement park for people around there. you can go travel and chill with beautiful nature openly. But that day is 'accident' because rain season coming so fast. They trapped in there.
nidting orange I hope they put a sign ...Close for Rainy Season...We have many caves in Our islands but nobody care to get inside because it's dark, smelly, full of bats. In fact there's rumors that Yamashita stolen golds were still hidden in those caves but he put dynamite before you can even see one. We all can learn to the survival spirit of these boys and their great assistant Coach.
This breaks my heart. Poor kids. I cannot imagine what they’ve felt during those days before they were found. And their coach is as old as I am. 25, he planned a beautiful day and it ends like this (worst nightmare for everyone who does something like this, education, coaching,...) he must’ve felt horrible. But, he kept the group together, safe and even fed them his food. I’m so glad that they’re all safe now. Hope they’ll be able to pick up their lives again soon.
Scary AF! I am getting all anxious just thinking of being in a cold, pitch black, flooded cave miles away from the surface. With a very a little chance of being rescued. Just imagining it is already starting to make me hyperventilate. I'll lose it in a few hours but they did it for 9 days. That is why I cannot find myself to blame the coach because to make the 12 kids to stay calm on that scary ordeal is just unbelievable. I won't be able to keep myself calm let alone 12 scared kids. It just shows that he is a good leader. The assurance and the comfort that he gave to those kids for them to keep it together must be the reason why they were all still alive when they were found. The meditation, the selfless act of giving his ration of food to the kids, he hugged them when they were crying, and holding their hands assuring them that they will be ok. And i read a thai article that the spot that they were found sitting was not their original spot. When they were seeking for the higher grounds as water rushing in, they arrived at a spot that was a dead end and not high enough for them to stay as water was still rising. The coach had to look around and was able to find a small opening but was covered with rocks. They had to remove the rocks and was led to a narrow passage way where they found a much higher ground. Who knows if it was a different coach. The outcome might have been different. Sure the rescue was bound to arrive but what if they only discovered bodies? These 13 is the epitome of human resiliency.
Stories like this are so admirable that they're very strong, have you heard the story of elisabeth fritzl?, a girl who was trapped in a basement for 24 years by her own father and was raped by her father every single day and he gave her 7 kids too, damn man
On a side note, it’s really beautiful to see people from all over the world come together to save these children and their coach! Humanity at its best...💖💖💖
Lost Under the Sky lmao don't be fooled bout north korea- the war may have settled down but there afe still millions of people enslaved and kids dtarving to death
Unfortunately....the other side of the world there are few groups of people against and killed each other...not united help each other like 13 boys and Thai Cave incident...
THIS is what it’s supposed to be like. When children are in trouble, when people are in trouble, nations from around the world should help. Just like they are here. My prayers are here!
A Thai Navy Seal. He was helping deliver oxygen tanks along for the other rescue divers. Unfortunately, he was on his way back when his tank ran out of oxygen.
Saman Gunan, a former Thai navy diver, died while taking part in efforts to rescue 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand. He lost consciousness on his way out of the Tham Luang cave complex on Thursday 6 July, where he had been delivering oxygen tanks.
I still can't believe how they survived 10 days! I would have NOT lasted simply out of fear/terror. So proud of them. Huge credit to assistant coach. He held them together!
Thai Navy Seal Diver Saman who lost his life in the rescue operation and the 2 British Divers are the main heroes of this ordeal. Thanks to all other divers,doctors and rest from all over the world who made this very difficult rescue possible!
Rest in Peace Saman Kunan. You are a real hero! Thanks to all the divers and volunteers, who risk there own life to rescue these peoples! You all make the world to a better place!
Coach is just 25 year old. He is very young too we're same age so being 25 and keeping the kids calm and alive for 9-10 days he really did great job. He must be blaming himself so i pray that he does without laming himself. And lets pray and hope that all the rescue team and the boys will come out safe.
None of those kids drowed while fleeing further into the cave from the water floodimg the enterance, none of the kids died of starvation or dehydration. He kept them alive by himself for 10 days..I dont know why anyone would blame him. He is more than likely the reason those boys are still alive. If he wasnt there they would be freaking out, hyperventalating, unsure of what to do..he kept a group of 12 preteen-teen boys calm and as safe as possible..and he himself refuses to eat giving it all to the boys. I really feel bad that people blame him and that he blames himself.
the coach is at fault tbh. that cave is too dangerous and yes he is too young to be handling the whole team of kids on his own. good thing they were all alive except a diver died to rescue them
@@asroldan He's not at fault. If you've seen the documentaries, there was no advisory that there will be heavy rains that day they went inside the cave. The kids were too excited to go caving but the head coach cannot go with them due to some family circumstance so the younger assistant coach decided to join them instead. Had it been any different, you would have been blaming the head coach, but still the cave was open to public and there was no heavy rain advisory.
It's a beautiful sight to see people from different countries working together. We could have done much more together if the world was much more united
It's actually quite sad that so many people lack the mental discernment to realize that this was an entirely fictitious STORY presented as a real-life event. So very sad. 😔😔
have you noticed how calm they were...and how they said "thank you" when they were told that they will return with food and docs....??? asians are so calm and polite.....
They were calm bc the coach taught them mediation methods he learned. It was only one kid who was replying to the 2 British guys who found them and that's bc he knows english.
cow.4 it is not stupid. i can and I would bet that many western. kids this days are not.that polite... and trust me, their calm means they are. mentally strong...
Iroon2007 yes most Thai like this. We mostly very very calm easy going , big smile and very humble. not easily get panic.on UA-cam when I saw some ppl freak out on TV programs # in some country I was so surprised
"We are the first. Many peoplel come." Thinking Rick Stanton and John Volanthen who went through hours and miles in the darkness ; the deep and narrow underwater hole with limited oxygen risking their own lives to find the boys, I had great admiration for their braveness and godly hearts.
It was something that touched my heart deeply. See how people from all over the world worked together in this rescue, and also mourn the sergeant who died in the process. Actually I could only be silent for a moment how amazing it was that it was lucky that all of them had survived.
I have updates, they are still in the cave, but food and water are delivered in now and they took their photos and interview these victims in there. According to the latest interview with the coach, Mr. Ake, who refused to eat the food supplies rescue team delivered into the cave. Looked sad, he said, " I'm not ready to face a camera and I'm unworthy to face anyone, let my students have my meal so they get their strength back, I don't wanna eat anything I can endure." Seems like he is blaming himself already. Poor guy ..
i think he is the one that kids are still alive. No one should even think about blaming him, Also he is not really that old i think between 26-28, that is really remarkable for him to keep those kids organised
Well he probably thinks he’s the reason as he brought the kids in so he felt guilty but no one could really blame him cause... well I had time than I would’ve gone in too if I had nothing to do.
The coach did a phenomenal job of keeping the kids calm and safe....those children are so incredibly polite and patient when the rescue divers showed up ...they didn't all panic and freak out when the divers had to leave them there!! I watched the true story movie made about this ...that coach did an excellent job with keeping their mental state in check wich helped to keep them alive that whole time!!
Just watched this on Disney+ tonight It was so inspiring! When the cave divers "got the call to help" with their awkward smiles and glasses it was almost like seeing the Avengers assembling/coming together. A very nerdy group of Avengers. But Avengers nontheless. Everyone who helped, whether they dove a kid out or helped divert the water or even moved a single rock, or carried an air tank up the mountain, are all heroes in my opinion. Every diver, every seal, regardless of country, US, THAI, AUSTRALIA, everyone is a hero! Best documentary Ive seen in awhile.
@@kylefam9356 I think they are congratulating them specifically because they were the ones that found them, came up with the idea to get them out and then did it, they aren’t trying to say no one else helped but they are saying that without the brits then maybe it might not of happened
@@kylefam9356 I mean of course everyone deserves recognition here but i think it was specifically the british divers who were the first one to reach that team of boys, no rope to follow, and not knowing what to expect either but still done it
This explains my fear for caves. This is such a terrifying situation to be in, knowing that there's no assurance that they'll be able to get out considering that the water level might rise that could drown them to death. I can't imagine the panic and the emotions they went through the time they got stucked in that cave. I'm glad that they were all safe and got rescued. Kudos to the rescuers, they did an amazing job saving all these lads.
Me lol, I’m so interested in the story now, even watch the whole documentary, it’s unreal how similar they made the show to the real life. I thought the show was exaggerating some things but it’s unreal
They collected dripping water from the cave ceiling since it is already naturally filtered.. they brought some snacks before going to the cave... the coach did not eat and gave his portion to the kids that's why he's one of the weakest when they were rescued...he also taught them to meditate - since he's a monk- in order to conserve energy
you boys are very very very lucky,,pls be extra extra careful next time dont ventures too much on dangerous places, this is ur second life be careful,, the rescuers around the globe are so amazing i lvoe the team work.
Actually the cave is local tourist destination. Not a dangerous place before rain season. They haded to Pattaya beach area as usual. Then downpure happen earlier than other year. They need to go deeper as water raise.
Just watched Trapped 13. I'm so humbled by the spirit of coach Eek, he's truly a fantastic ambassador for Thailand. When just a boy he lost his whole family and then he grows up to become this amazing human being, a guardian angel for these kids.
when people unite... it's just beautiful. Indeed, these 13 are lucky and I hope they live a good life in honor to those hundreds of people who put their life in danger to rescue them. such a beautiful and humbling story. good luck boys!
This is one of the most unbelievable events I've ever heard about. Wow, those boys and the coach can face and overcome any adversity life throws at them for the rest of their lives. Thank you to all those who helped with this massive operation. You did the impossible!
Andy Walker first of all we know that and second of all they could of died going 9 days without food so it was god but if your not a Christian then don’t even start talking about other peoples culture
13 lives in Tham Luang cave FAQ 1. why they go in there -cave exploring , Tham Luang is a Tourist spot so everybody could get in there(except rainy season) 2. why did they stuck -flash flood , They went in a weeks before rainy season and think it would still be save. 3. why it so hard to get them out -water level / narrow path(a really long and narrow path) / water current / muddy water provide no visibility for easy visual ua-cam.com/video/9KDih-WyODA/v-deo.html 4. how're the kids doing -They're weak , they have no food/warm/light for 9 days before someone reach them. but at least now we can reach them. 5. why aren't they use the rope/drill a hole/pump the water out/doing this and that -the expert are currently working in there so you can expect some progress. You can be reassure that there's no reason whatsoever to let those kid and the coach die in the cave. every idea you can think of is already rejected or working on at this moment. Everyone is doing what they can in that situation. 6. then what can I do -nothing , just don't blame the coach / the rescuer / or the kids nobody can anticipate this situation or want it to happen. be respectful for the loss and be hopeful for the live.
@@leanking2716 I do but dont critisize others if you do the same thing by the way you dont know how to make joke caouse that cetanly was not a joke and yeah my english is bad. Peace boomer
Well done to the rescuers and all the volunteers... Amazing what can happen when the world comes together...Now.. prayers they get out soon .. and well..
Amazing dangerous rescue operation! Some of the boys still can manage to smile for the cell phone camera! Its a miracle they are still alive and well! Brave boys indeed!
Aww poor babies!!!😿😿😿Yes I know they’re not actual babies but they are so so young and it’s so heartbreaking to see these children in there! I’m praying that they will be ok!!💖💖💖
Gosh! Remembering Dom died, and I still can't believe it. I've watched almost all of the documentaries and videos. I grew too attach with the boys. My heart aches for Dom. 😔💔
⛰This crossed my mind today & I wondered how all of them are doing and how the family of the diver who passed is doing. So thankful everyone else made it. Hard to believe it's been 2 years
Thanks to these amazing rescue teams all over the world. Thanks to the brave kids for not losing hope and thanks to our God for guiding his kids and people.
I remember when this happened. Across the globe, every single day of those few weeks they would broadcast on the news an update about them. I remember my whole family were so scared and worried about them. A lot of us prayed for their well being. When they finally got out we were all so relieved. Man, that was a time
I still get the chills watching this. I have so much respect for these amazing people who worked day and night to save these kids. I was captivated when this was happening. All of the world was. I have major issues with claustrophobia. Idk how these men did this.
It is now 2022 4 years after all of this they are now thankfully all safe💞 and better❤ The coach was one of the first reasons why him and the kids survived applause to the coach.👏👏❤
This is one of the most unbelievable stories I’ve ever seen! It’s a miracle that those boys survived though! I’ll betcha watching this will make people think twice before exploring big caves like the TLNN!
I LOVE THE WID BOARS!! YOU ARE ALL SO BRAVE!! YOUR COACH IS THE BEST COACH EVER FOR KEEPING YOU ALL ALIVE AND MEDITATING!! I AM PROUD OF YOU ALL!!! AND I AM SO PROUD THAT YOU ALL MADE IT OUT ALIVE!! ALL OF MY HEART TO ALL OF YOU!!❤❤❤❤❤
You guys please, don't blame the coach! He takes care of the children so well. He told the children to conserve the energy by laying down because he knows that human can live without food for about 70 days. It's like a hibernation of the animals. He sacrifices so much by gave them all of the foods and water for ten days. Don't blame him. He also didn't know there would be the flood into the cave. He did so well! please encourage him.
Filmmy T.
Actually, it's about 21 days with water. Not 70.
But the coach did keep the kids together and made sure they rested.
Exactly, i think he is the one that kids are still alive. No one should even think about blaming him, Also he is not really that old i think between 26-28, that is really remarkable for him to keep those kids organised.
Coach is 25 same age as me so he really did a great job cause usually people in my age have no brain we only knows how to enjoy but to take care of the young kids at this age. He did really great job and he must be the one who must be worrying a lot thinking about the kids cause if anything happened to them i am sure he will blamed himself for not taking care of them.
the 12 kids went missing FIRST and the coach went in there to retrieve the kids, but got trapped in the cave with them by the rain water
taehyung the thicc gucci god it’s actually 9 days, around 222 hours.
The coach did well considering his age in his 20s, thank god he kept them together & alive. He shouldn’t be blamed he didn’t intentionally try to trap the kids
The coach is a former monk. He can't teach the kids how to dive but he taught the children how to be calm and meditative and conserve energy. That's why he was able to keep himself and everyone calm.
WASH POPPIN how did they even get in there
Timmy OreoCake This cave is something like amusement park for people around there. you can go travel and chill with beautiful nature openly. But that day is 'accident' because rain season coming so fast. They trapped in there.
nidting orange
I hope they put a sign ...Close for Rainy Season...We have many caves in Our islands but nobody care to get inside because it's dark, smelly, full of bats. In fact there's rumors that Yamashita stolen golds were still hidden in those caves but he put dynamite before you can even see one.
We all can learn to the survival spirit of these boys and their great assistant Coach.
So he did not know it was irresponsible to take the kids so deep in a cave?
This breaks my heart. Poor kids. I cannot imagine what they’ve felt during those days before they were found. And their coach is as old as I am. 25, he planned a beautiful day and it ends like this (worst nightmare for everyone who does something like this, education, coaching,...) he must’ve felt horrible. But, he kept the group together, safe and even fed them his food. I’m so glad that they’re all safe now. Hope they’ll be able to pick up their lives again soon.
Scary AF! I am getting all anxious just thinking of being in a cold, pitch black, flooded cave miles away from the surface. With a very a little chance of being rescued. Just imagining it is already starting to make me hyperventilate. I'll lose it in a few hours but they did it for 9 days. That is why I cannot find myself to blame the coach because to make the 12 kids to stay calm on that scary ordeal is just unbelievable. I won't be able to keep myself calm let alone 12 scared kids. It just shows that he is a good leader. The assurance and the comfort that he gave to those kids for them to keep it together must be the reason why they were all still alive when they were found. The meditation, the selfless act of giving his ration of food to the kids, he hugged them when they were crying, and holding their hands assuring them that they will be ok. And i read a thai article that the spot that they were found sitting was not their original spot. When they were seeking for the higher grounds as water rushing in, they arrived at a spot that was a dead end and not high enough for them to stay as water was still rising. The coach had to look around and was able to find a small opening but was covered with rocks. They had to remove the rocks and was led to a narrow passage way where they found a much higher ground. Who knows if it was a different coach. The outcome might have been different. Sure the rescue was bound to arrive but what if they only discovered bodies? These 13 is the epitome of human resiliency.
They got themselves into the mess.
@@Remix2366 so? We should still help them out
@@trmbne it's a waste
@@Remix2366 nice logic
It has been 3 years but this story still gives me chills. Thank God they're safe
wtf same
@Roz Alman 4th year this June. Dude if you can see I commented 13 days ago. So technically its 3 YEARS, you DOPE
Stories like this are so admirable that they're very strong, have you heard the story of elisabeth fritzl?, a girl who was trapped in a basement for 24 years by her own father and was raped by her father every single day and he gave her 7 kids too, damn man
@@BLINKitONCE yes. I saw a documentary about her.
@@renzlucas7258 and she's still alive right now in her 50s is amazing
On a side note, it’s really beautiful to see people from all over the world come together to save these children and their coach! Humanity at its best...💖💖💖
They're doing it for the fame and money. Don't be naive.
Engineer Of Wonders 👏shut👏the👏fuck👏up👏
Donald trump is bringing peace and friendship and ending the North Korean War and uniting north and south
Thank you so much
Lost Under the Sky lmao don't be fooled bout north korea- the war may have settled down but there afe still millions of people enslaved and kids dtarving to death
amazing what humans can do when they work together
indeed :D good things always come when we hold on together
Reminds me of when baby Jessica fell down the well
Yes indeed, I think these things happens again and again to to prove us power of humanity
Facts this ia awesome to watch💯💯
Unfortunately....the other side of the world there are few groups of people against and killed each other...not united help each other like 13 boys and Thai Cave incident...
Atleast Thai people allowed foreign help unlike the Sewol ferry incident
Crislyn Pabulario this is true, Sewol ferry incident still got into my nerves!
Same thought! It makes me sad thinking that foreign navy could save people in Sewol but Korea is too proud of their selves! :(
Yeah, i feel bad for them! :((
Trueee
ikr!
I remember crying when they first showed that video. The youngest, the baby, crying in relief BROKE MY HEART. Still brings me to tears to this day.
Where?😂
Women
lol why you crying
@@gxpla710 obviously because this person was touched and very empathetic,traits of a normal human
@@babooskidickerson1413 ?
THIS is what it’s supposed to be like. When children are in trouble, when people are in trouble, nations from around the world should help. Just like they are here. My prayers are here!
Yeahhh of course like they do everyday with children who are dying in Syria and other arab country opps my bad we are not counted as a human
@Fernando R why not?!?!
People from other country come because they want to be a part of this.
Amen Addison.
@@Larasubasi not when you teach your children to murder
Rip to the brave diver that died...
Who
A Thai Navy Seal. He was helping deliver oxygen tanks along for the other rescue divers. Unfortunately, he was on his way back when his tank ran out of oxygen.
Tom Bombadil thx for replying also rip
#NavySalute
Saman Gunan, a former Thai navy diver, died while taking part in efforts to rescue 12 boys and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand.
He lost consciousness on his way out of the Tham Luang cave complex on Thursday 6 July, where he had been delivering oxygen tanks.
I still can't believe how they survived 10 days! I would have NOT lasted simply out of fear/terror. So proud of them. Huge credit to assistant coach. He held them together!
No light, no nothing, pretty sure you would loose track of time and you would spend your time sleeping or chatting.
They r the followers of buddha they know to mediate and the will keep surviving long live Buddhism and buddha
They were in there for 18 days in total. Another 8 days after they were first discovered! Hats off to everyone involved!
@@diveshgaikwad2483 you dont have to be a buddist. If you believe in something strong enough, it sorta works.
Thats just how the human brain works.
Not true. You would be surprised at a humans will to live and survive.
If you'd die, it would not be out of fear.
Thai Navy Seal Diver Saman who lost his life in the rescue operation and the 2 British Divers are the main heroes of this ordeal.
Thanks to all other divers,doctors and rest from all over the world who made this very difficult rescue possible!
Rest in Peace Saman Kunan. You are a real hero!
Thanks to all the divers and volunteers, who risk there own life to rescue these peoples!
You all make the world to a better place!
❤️❤️
@@humeeayisha3199 Jesus our God loves you
Salute to Gunam I hope we got to know more about his story
Coach is just 25 year old. He is very young too we're same age so being 25 and keeping the kids calm and alive for 9-10 days he really did great job. He must be blaming himself so i pray that he does without laming himself. And lets pray and hope that all the rescue team and the boys will come out safe.
None of those kids drowed while fleeing further into the cave from the water floodimg the enterance, none of the kids died of starvation or dehydration. He kept them alive by himself for 10 days..I dont know why anyone would blame him. He is more than likely the reason those boys are still alive. If he wasnt there they would be freaking out, hyperventalating, unsure of what to do..he kept a group of 12 preteen-teen boys calm and as safe as possible..and he himself refuses to eat giving it all to the boys. I really feel bad that people blame him and that he blames himself.
Unfortunately one of the rescuers died
the coach is at fault tbh. that cave is too dangerous and yes he is too young to be handling the whole team of kids on his own. good thing they were all alive except a diver died to rescue them
@@asroldan you are at fault tbh, for fucking living.
@@asroldan He's not at fault. If you've seen the documentaries, there was no advisory that there will be heavy rains that day they went inside the cave. The kids were too excited to go caving but the head coach cannot go with them due to some family circumstance so the younger assistant coach decided to join them instead. Had it been any different, you would have been blaming the head coach, but still the cave was open to public and there was no heavy rain advisory.
It's a beautiful sight to see people from different countries working together. We could have done much more together if the world was much more united
It's actually quite sad that so many people lack the mental discernment to realize that this was an entirely fictitious STORY presented as a real-life event. So very sad. 😔😔
so sad n'dom passed away in UK
RIP Dom.
have you noticed how calm they were...and how they said "thank you" when they were told that they will return with food and docs....???
asians are so calm and polite.....
They were calm bc the coach taught them mediation methods he learned. It was only one kid who was replying to the 2 British guys who found them and that's bc he knows english.
Not Asians......Thais are so calm and polite :)
Why would you associate their behavior with their ethnicity that's just stupid
cow.4 it is not stupid. i can and I would bet that many western. kids this days are not.that polite...
and trust me, their calm means they are. mentally strong...
Iroon2007 yes most Thai like this. We mostly very very calm easy going , big smile and very humble. not easily get panic.on UA-cam when I saw some ppl freak out on TV programs # in some country I was so surprised
"We are the first. Many peoplel come." Thinking Rick Stanton and John Volanthen who went through hours and miles in the darkness ; the deep and narrow underwater hole with limited oxygen risking their own lives to find the boys, I had great admiration for their braveness and godly hearts.
Then they dove out live children sedated true heroes
They said after finding them, they looked at each other and knew they just lied to the boys, and theh may be the only ones to see them alive...
@@Sheffieldisadump what's wrong with that? They did it for everyone's safety!
@@gyeoullunaastraea5587 absolutely nothing
Thank God for them! Their hobby turned into life-giving!
Who is here after watching thirteen lives ?
Yeah
It was something that touched my heart deeply. See how people from all over the world worked together in this rescue, and also mourn the sergeant who died in the process. Actually I could only be silent for a moment how amazing it was that it was lucky that all of them had survived.
I am clostrophobic... just to imagine what they are living makes me literally sick. God bless everybodys working to get them out
MlleKeyCy look
Lemon KING Wtf!?!
Lemon KING why did you call MlleKeyCy weak?
he is weak douche
It gives me chill because I'm too a claustrophobic ...have Faith in God n his angels.HE only knows the best way to help.
I have updates, they are still in the cave, but food and water are delivered in now and they took their photos and interview these victims in there. According to the latest interview with the coach, Mr. Ake, who refused to eat the food supplies rescue team delivered into the cave. Looked sad, he said, " I'm not ready to face a camera and I'm unworthy to face anyone, let my students have my meal so they get their strength back, I don't wanna eat anything I can endure." Seems like he is blaming himself already. Poor guy ..
i think he is the one that kids are still alive. No one should even think about blaming him, Also he is not really that old i think between 26-28, that is really remarkable for him to keep those kids organised
Vishgraphy I read on news he is only 24 yrs old .
;-; its not his fault...
I'm pretty sure hes 25
Well he probably thinks he’s the reason as he brought the kids in so he felt guilty but no one could really blame him cause... well I had time than I would’ve gone in too if I had nothing to do.
The coach did a phenomenal job of keeping the kids calm and safe....those children are so incredibly polite and patient when the rescue divers showed up ...they didn't all panic and freak out when the divers had to leave them there!! I watched the true story movie made about this ...that coach did an excellent job with keeping their mental state in check wich helped to keep them alive that whole time!!
Just watched this on Disney+ tonight
It was so inspiring!
When the cave divers "got the call to help" with their awkward smiles and glasses it was almost like seeing the Avengers assembling/coming together.
A very nerdy group of Avengers.
But Avengers nontheless.
Everyone who helped, whether they dove a kid out or helped divert the water or even moved a single rock, or carried an air tank up the mountain, are all heroes in my opinion. Every diver, every seal, regardless of country, US, THAI, AUSTRALIA, everyone is a hero!
Best documentary Ive seen in awhile.
Lol u dont thank the brits who were the ones who found them idiot
Is there a documentary on Disney+? I'd love to watch it!
@@xxwolfrocksxx1829 its called the rescue
@@tachrieawright542 Thank you so much!
You can always count on Disney to milk events of despair
This is gonna be a good movie
Alex Dapz just about to write that
Alex Dapz more of a documentary, the journey wouldn't be exciting as an earthquake or something, it should be.
If they survive though
Saukingalpha how can they survive 10 days without food or drinks?
Lio Messi the boys brought some food or snack before into the cave. It must be the reason they still survive.
Imagine inside that cave for 2 weeks in total darkness and no food..
What a nightmare.
Raider Warrior thank god they had their friends with them , otherwise it would be so much worse just by yourself in the dark
2 business weeks but they where only there for barley a week.......
2 weeks would be 14 days
Rest in Paradise to Dom one of the young boys that was rescued. He passed away 2/14/23 😢🙏🏽🤍🕊
How?
@@POTTA713suicide sadly 💔
@@j_9195really? 😟
Tears formed when the mother called out for her son😢
Thank you very much for the English diving team who helped to find the children in the cave.
Thank you very much
Of all Thai people.
There were a lot more than just English diving teams
@@Parkerpenfold but the English diving team found them
@@Parkerpenfold found the boys, transported the boys too. The submerged diving to carry out the boys was done by 4 brits
The British cave divers are the best in the world at cave rescues that's a fact they had the right people in the right place at the right time
Had the idea for sedation too, so they wouldn't panic. Crazy, but the only way.
Hats off to the British divers who made the discovery and to the trapped team who look so calm in this situation.
No. Hats off to EVERYONE. the coach for being smart, the US, the british divers, the thai navy seals, and everyone who came
@@kylefam9356 I think they are congratulating them specifically because they were the ones that found them, came up with the idea to get them out and then did it, they aren’t trying to say no one else helped but they are saying that without the brits then maybe it might not of happened
@@kylefam9356 I mean of course everyone deserves recognition here but i think it was specifically the british divers who were the first one to reach that team of boys, no rope to follow, and not knowing what to expect either but still done it
This explains my fear for caves. This is such a terrifying situation to be in, knowing that there's no assurance that they'll be able to get out considering that the water level might rise that could drown them to death. I can't imagine the panic and the emotions they went through the time they got stucked in that cave. I'm glad that they were all safe and got rescued. Kudos to the rescuers, they did an amazing job saving all these lads.
Thank you so much again 2022 , Thank you everyone from Thailand 🙏🏼
I love that the whole world is helping out trying to rescue these kids
1000peoples thank you for hard work , this is miracle
Respect to those people who rescued them ❤
So sad to hear the captain has died today. Rest in peace.
From natural cause or accident? That’s such heartbreaking news. ☹️
Soccer team Stuck in a cave during the world cup poor guys
Happy The they said that they r giving them the chance to go to world cup
seeing them has me in tears
those kids are so strong 🖤i will keep prying that everything will go okay🖤
🔸Fighting be strong everyone🔸
thank you so much i’m from Thailand 🙏🏻
Walurakan Pipat so glad everyone is out and safe💛
🔅praying for good health🔅
Who are here after " Thai Cave Rescue " 😅
Me lol, I’m so interested in the story now, even watch the whole documentary, it’s unreal how similar they made the show to the real life. I thought the show was exaggerating some things but it’s unreal
Respect for the rescuers and the coach. This is humanity. God bless you all.
Who came here because they have watched The Trapped 13 on Netflix?
Here after watching 13 lives !
What a great feature !
And hoora to all the volunteers !
So good to see people coming together to do good.
RIP to the 1 rescuer that died while on duty.
Dom, the captain of the team, had died in England. RIP
How the hell did they last 10 days without food or water! It’s a miracle that they’re still alive ❤️ stay strong 💪
A Miracle from god. Prayer works
Jeannette John amen🙌🙌🙌🙌😇😇😇😇😇🌹🌹🌹🌹🎺
They collected dripping water from the cave ceiling since it is already naturally filtered.. they brought some snacks before going to the cave... the coach did not eat and gave his portion to the kids that's why he's one of the weakest when they were rescued...he also taught them to meditate - since he's a monk- in order to conserve energy
Naomi Gregg ikr but they were all extremely weak when they were brought out
People can fast for a long time actually, you just need water
you boys are very very very lucky,,pls be extra extra careful next time dont ventures too much on dangerous places, this is ur second life be careful,, the rescuers around the globe are so amazing i lvoe the team work.
ItsChikaTime no guarantee any of them get out alive. No 2nd life just yet.
ItsChikaTime they havent got out yet moron it could take months , they don't have a "2nd life" yet.
Actually the cave is local tourist destination. Not a dangerous place before rain season.
They haded to Pattaya beach area as usual. Then downpure happen earlier than other year. They need to go deeper as water raise.
ChikaTime they’re not out yet lol
They arent reading this shit anytime soon
This is beautiful. When the Tsunami in 2004 hit there were so many thais helping tourists. Im glad the world could repay them somehow.....
Beautiful comment, thank you.
Just watched Trapped 13. I'm so humbled by the spirit of coach Eek, he's truly a fantastic ambassador for Thailand. When just a boy he lost his whole family and then he grows up to become this amazing human being, a guardian angel for these kids.
This is the best of humanity. Survival in the darkest hours, problem-solving and ingenuity, never leaving anyone behind. Heroes, all of them.
”My son! Come out! I’m waiting for you here!”
The love of a mother 😭❤️
when people unite... it's just beautiful. Indeed, these 13 are lucky and I hope they live a good life in honor to those hundreds of people who put their life in danger to rescue them. such a beautiful and humbling story. good luck boys!
I am so proud of the trapped souls for being able to keep calm and have faith in their soon to come hero's. Great job everyone!
I just finished watching the movie based off of this amazing rescue, I’m so glad those babies made it out.
Here after watching The Rescue documentary. Much appreciation to all who came together for these kids.
This is one of the most unbelievable events I've ever heard about. Wow, those boys and the coach can face and overcome any adversity life throws at them for the rest of their lives. Thank you to all those who helped with this massive operation. You did the impossible!
the fact these countries came together shows there's still love in the world xx
a true miracle. God watched over them. It's so good to hear something positive in world that is filled with hate and pains.
Tunia BJC mans ingenuity and caving experts rescued these boys,not your stupid cult beliefs
Tunia BJC dumbass
It wasn't God who put them in there...
Andy Walker first of all we know that and second of all they could of died going 9 days without food so it was god but if your not a Christian then don’t even start talking about other peoples culture
Szarko you're right but God will help get them out.
Who else is watching this after the documentary
This is really amazing. When people work together for love, everything is possible.
13 lives in Tham Luang cave FAQ
1. why they go in there
-cave exploring , Tham Luang is a Tourist spot so everybody could get in there(except rainy season)
2. why did they stuck
-flash flood , They went in a weeks before rainy season and think it would still be save.
3. why it so hard to get them out
-water level / narrow path(a really long and narrow path) / water current / muddy water provide no visibility
for easy visual ua-cam.com/video/9KDih-WyODA/v-deo.html
4. how're the kids doing
-They're weak , they have no food/warm/light for 9 days before someone reach them.
but at least now we can reach them.
5. why aren't they use the rope/drill a hole/pump the water out/doing this and that
-the expert are currently working in there so you can expect some progress.
You can be reassure that there's no reason whatsoever to let those kid and the coach die in the cave.
every idea you can think of is already rejected or working on at this moment.
Everyone is doing what they can in that situation.
6. then what can I do
-nothing , just don't blame the coach / the rescuer / or the kids
nobody can anticipate this situation or want it to happen.
be respectful for the loss and be hopeful for the live.
Spek inglesh luzer
Excellent post.
@@leanking2716 you too look at the spelling of loser luzer
FootballBeastYT 22 I guess you don’t understand jokes
@@leanking2716 I do but dont critisize others if you do the same thing by the way you dont know how to make joke caouse that cetanly was not a joke and yeah my english is bad. Peace boomer
when a world comes together for humanity i have tear in my eyes
I just watched the movie. Truly incredible. God gave miracles .
No they put them to sleep, to bring them out
@@happyreally5313 ua-cam.com/video/-esjQLvsgTs/v-deo.html
Miracle rescue.
@@happyreally5313 ye the movie 13 lives is good
*goosebumps
This made me cry. Great people working together. I'm really speechless. Beautiful 😭❤️
One of the rescued children died earlier today.
Who is he?
@@lwesc his name is Duangpetch Promthep
Well done to the rescuers and all the volunteers... Amazing what can happen when the world comes together...Now.. prayers they get out soon .. and well..
Amazing dangerous rescue operation! Some of the boys still can manage to smile for the cell phone camera! Its a miracle they are still alive and well! Brave boys indeed!
God bless all the people who helped the boys.... I'm really touched and blessed.... 💟💟
Aww poor babies!!!😿😿😿Yes I know they’re not actual babies but they are so so young and it’s so heartbreaking to see these children in there! I’m praying that they will be ok!!💖💖💖
just a bunch of dumb fucks that deserved to die waste of funds too rescue them
@@zuludeltanovember tf?
@@zuludeltanovember you talk about yourself?
This sounds more like Sarcasm
Well 11-16 so you were right their babies.
Who are here after watching 13 lives on Amazon prime.
come back here after watching 13 lives on prime.
Salute to all people who were involved in this search. I admire all of you and thank you for saving them!
Thank you. A normal human that didn't thank "god" or "praised the Lord" for the teams safe return
Absolutely amazing...It’s a miracle that their alive! God bless everyone who came and helped.
Gosh! Remembering Dom died, and I still can't believe it. I've watched almost all of the documentaries and videos. I grew too attach with the boys. My heart aches for Dom. 😔💔
⛰This crossed my mind today & I wondered how all of them are doing and how the family of the diver who passed is doing. So thankful everyone else made it. Hard to believe it's been 2 years
Exactly what I was thinking
Came after watching the Thirteen lives documentary, it's scarily accurate and amazing how brave the boys were
Thanks to these amazing rescue teams all over the world. Thanks to the brave kids for not losing hope and thanks to our God for guiding his kids and people.
Im here because of 13 lives. Who else watched the movie and was brought here?
Imagine the despair in the darkness not knowing when they will be found....glad they are found safe!
I remember when this happened. Across the globe, every single day of those few weeks they would broadcast on the news an update about them. I remember my whole family were so scared and worried about them. A lot of us prayed for their well being. When they finally got out we were all so relieved. Man, that was a time
The movie is awesome. All who took part in their rescue are heroes
it was a bad one
I still get the chills watching this. I have so much respect for these amazing people who worked day and night to save these kids. I was captivated when this was happening. All of the world was. I have major issues with claustrophobia. Idk how these men did this.
True. The documentary was really stressful to watch but rewarding.
Everyone in the community helping with redirecting the water helped alot too.
1 diver passed away while trying to help these kids
@@dumbmf8335 yes I know. Like I said I was captivated by it.
Its nice to see every corner of the world work together to help each other💪🏽
To anyone who doesn’t know, they made an amazing movie about this called Thirteen Lives. It’s super well done, very intense, and accurate to the story
Greatest survival I've ever heard.. More power to the incredible boys and coach ❤️
It is now 2022 4 years after all of this they are now thankfully all safe💞 and better❤ The coach was one of the first reasons why him and the kids survived applause to the coach.👏👏❤
I was crying watching this and see how amazing human can be when different people combine efforts to save lives..
I remember seeing this on the news after coming home, we were all shocked. So happy they all got out safely!!
I just can't stop myself from cryin' This is Absolutely Fantastic : )
This is one of the most unbelievable stories I’ve ever seen! It’s a miracle that those boys survived though! I’ll betcha watching this will make people think twice before exploring big caves like the TLNN!
God bless them all!!thank you very much coach for keeping these kids alive all these days
It's really amazing how they are working together
It's so heart-warming to see ppl from all corners join to be a hand and that's wht humanity is all abt
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I'm here after watching the movie.. Salute all the brave divers all over the world. Such a brave rescues. 🥰
Sad to hear that one of the boys (Duangpetch Promthep) is no more😞
I'm so glad, like it almost melt my heart 😭😭😭
I LOVE THE WID BOARS!! YOU ARE ALL SO BRAVE!! YOUR COACH IS THE BEST COACH EVER FOR KEEPING YOU ALL ALIVE AND MEDITATING!! I AM PROUD OF YOU ALL!!! AND I AM SO PROUD THAT YOU ALL MADE IT OUT ALIVE!! ALL OF MY HEART TO ALL OF YOU!!❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you, all the experts helps rescuing!! good bless this world having people help each other!
Who’s here after watching “thirteen lives” ?
Me
This is what people from all over the world can do. It's just so overwhelming that everyone came together for one goal, to save human life..