Here's How a Stucked-up Boy for Days at the Thailand Cave Survives

Roseous.com - Here's How a Stucked-up Boy for Days at the Thailand Cave Survives. The case of 12 teenage boys trapped in Tham Luang Nan Non cave in Thailand has drawn the attention of people around the world. The boys who are members of the teenage soccer team who trained Ekapol Chantawong has been trapped for days in a dark, cold cave, and surrounded by underground flood waters.

Reported by the NY Times, many people who do not believe when the rescue team found the children and the coach was found on July 2, 2018 alive and still in shape. How not, at that time they have been declared 10 days disappeared. Logically, how can they survive so long in very limited conditions.

One rescue team said that Ekapol taught his foster children to meditate so as to save energy until the rescue team was found. Ekapol was once a monk to master the necessary meditation techniques in such a precarious situation.

"Ekapol used to meditate for up to an hour. This is certainly what can help him and his foster children stay calm, "said Tham Chanthawong who is a relative of Ekapol.

In viral videos on social media, it is clear that dozens of children ages 11 to 16 are in good mental condition. Although it is clear that their bodies become thinner. They remain calm, cheerful, and still smiling when they know that rescuers have found them.

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Psychologist from State University of New York, Michael Poulin said that Ekapol is likely to play a big role in the safety of foster children by teaching meditation. In addition, he is also able to calm foster children well so that they can keep them mentally in a healthy condition.

One of the parents of the children trapped in the cave, Aisha, claimed to have never doubted the calmness of Ekapol. He also believes that without the coach, it could be his 11-year-old son and his friends have long died.

"Children can look calm and nobody cries. Extraordinary. I'm sure Ekapol does a great job to keep the kids alive, "Aisha said.