These are the Thai boys who have been saved

amsterdam - Enthusiastic, lively, sporty. Little by little the information of the Thai grandsons who were rescued in the last few days drips inside. Three boys were celebrating their birthday, another had asthma, yet another promised to help his parents 'better in future'. Everyone has his own story.

The emotions were shrieking through the camp of volunteers and care workers today, while the last parents have undoubtedly been sweating pats. It is now clear: everyone is safe. Now the recovery starts for the footballers of soccer team Moo Pa, or 'De Wilde Zwijnen'. We introduce them.

The youngest of the team. Started playing football at the age of seven, and has been with the Wild Boar for a year. He is very strong for his age. Hence the nickname Titan.

'Do not worry, I'm okay,' he wrote from the cave to his parents. 'And make chicken for me. 'On the above photo the second from the right in the middle row.

Captain. He was invited to trial training at various professional clubs from Thailand. He is called a real football player who is always happy to be on the field.

Good sense of humor, just such excellent leadership skills. On the photo at the top right.

Fan of the national team of England. 'We were watching the World Championship together,' his uncle Chai, who raised him after the death of Pong's father. 'I'm sure he wants England to win. '

'Pong' wants to become international of Thailand later, his teacher told. Favorite footballer: Lionel Messi. With a good second place from Harry Kane. Bottom right on the photo.

A 'very correct and good child, with respect for his environment'. That is what the Mongkol teacher describes. He is actually not a member of the Wild Boar but was allowed to participate, and has been in ecstasy ever since. 'He could not stop talking about it', his friends told.

His mother, Namhom Boonpiam, continued to say during the rescue operation: 'I'm sure he survives. 'On the photo on the right, middle row.

The keeper of the company. Keepers are always special and Bew excels in discipline. He seems to collect the stuff from the team after every training session.

Bew promised with a handwritten note, from the cave, to his parents to help in the store if he would survive. Second from the left, bottom row.

For 'Mig' the adventure was completely special. He 'celebrated' his birthday in the darkness of the cave.

Mig is also known as very strong and fast for his age. Second from the right, top row.

Adul was born in a community in neighboring Myanmar. He would have left his family to get a better life in Thailand, and especially better education. Left outside.

According to reports, 'Dul' is extremely intelligent. He speaks Thai, Burmese, Chinese and English. Photo: bottom left, bottom row.

For two weeks, his parents camped in front of the entrance of the cave. They were 'terribly worried' because Nattawoot has asthma. According to friends, he has little trouble with that, and he does not let himself be stopped by the disease.

His 14-year-old sister died of cancer earlier. He is the last jewel of the family. 'When he was missing, I ran to the entrance of the cave. I kept screaming: come home! It is time to come home! Of course there was no answer ', said a family friend. 'If I see Tle, I will not be able to speak. Only a big hug. '

Photo middle row, far left.

Midfielder, one of the elderly. Prajak also celebrated his birthday and was fifteen years old, the day before they were found by divers. He is very skilled at school and if he needs money for new shoes, he works in the garage of his parents.

In a letter, he wrote: 'I love my mother and my father, you do not have to worry, I am healthy. 'Photo top row, second from the left.

Good friends with keeper Bew. A neat and well-behaved boy, and 'ambassador for the school', his school director told him.

If he would be released, Nick wanted a Thai barbecue, he told his parents. Upper row, second from the left.

Right outside. On the day that the boys went missing, it was his birthday. That may have saved the lives of the boys. According to local media, the snacks that the soccer team took with them for Peerapat's birthday helped the first days a lot.

At home he has not celebrated his birthday yet. His parents have announced that they will still give a birthday party. On the photo second from the left, middle row.

Midfielder. He told his parents that they should not worry. 'Mom, dad, farmer and family: do not worry, I'm happy. '

Photo: second from the right, bottom row.

Ekapol was also born in Myanmar. He lost his parents at a young age, later lived with Buddhist monks and then decided to look after his grandmother. He could meditate well, and the boys learned that, which she helped in the cave.

According to regional media, he has taken nothing from the food supply, and left everything to the boys. That is why it is in very poor condition. He previously apologized to parents. They say nothing to blame him. Photo: unknown.

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