Thailand boys rescued

Members of the "Wild Boar" football team were trapped on June 23, as they explored the Tham Luang cave in Thailand, after training. A storm in the middle of the monsoon season suddenly flooded its tunnels. British divers found on Monday last week the 13 hungry people huddled in the dark, in a  flooded chamber full of mud kilometers inside the cave. After reflecting for days on how to save them, a rescue operation began on Sunday, when four of the children were taken from the caves attached to divers who guided trough  almost 4 kilometers. Four other boys were rescued on Monday and the last four left in the complex with their coach left on the surface Tuesday with help from rescuers. They were taken from the complex on stretchers, one by one, and taken by helicopter to the hospital where they were all interned. The news was known worldwide and people form all around the world were sending their prayers to the boys and their families. The children inside the cave sent messages to their loved ones and the most requested thing was a meal, each one specifically mentioned their favorite food. Children are currently in the hospital and anxious to go back home. This event reminded me of the time 33 miners that were trapped in 2010, the news also travelled across the globe and people from everywhere wanted to stay updated about the event.