We tried to dig out the ground, we drank rain water

After being trapped in the Cave in Thailand, members of teenage football team tried to dig out the ground; In those days, they had to survive the rain water.

The football team's coach, Akkapal Chantoun and another member of the team said that the first time since leaving the hospital after leaving the hospital, the AFP report said.

On July 10, after being rescued in a raid operation, 12 members of the football team, including the coaches, were admitted to a hospital in northern China's Chiang Prefecture.

They got permission to leave Chiang Rai Hospital on Wednesday. Later, a press conference was held there on that incident. Teenagers return home after press conference

A press conference is arranged in a hospital's football ground. But there was no scope for open discussion at the press conference. The question is that there is no adverse impact on the teenager's mind. Later, they examined the psychologists and approved some questions.

Responding to a question, coach Akkapal said, when the rescue worker will arrive - we were not just sitting in the hope. We also tried to dig out the soil.

Another member of the football team said at the press conference that we had survived drinking rain water. In this way we had to live.

A teenager named Adul Sam-on said, The moment was like a magic. We were knocking stones to make the way. Someone heard the voice! I told them 'hello'.

The provincial governor of Chiang Rai said at Prashukan news conference in Pransukan, that this is the only formal interview of these teenagers with the media. Then they will not be able to talk to the media.

The first time in this press conference, publicly talked about the matter, the youth football team coach and football team members spoke.

On June 23, the 12-member teenage football team and their 25-year-old coach entered the 'pillar lounge' cave in the northern province of Chiang Rai, Thailand.

Due to heavy rains, the water was stuck in the cave after the sudden hail of the hills entered the cave. After 10 days the divers found their cave. They are between 11 and 16 years of age.

Then the Thai authorities started the operation to rescue 12 teenagers and their coaches at one stage. On returning oxygen supplies to the stucked adolescents, a diver died due to oxygen deficiency.

On July 10, the last four teenagers and their coaches were brought out from the cave after the third phase of the drive. Through this, the successful end of the extremely risky rescue operation is over. After the rescue from the cave, the adolescents were admitted to the hospital.