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PM thanks the rescue team for saving teen footballers

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PM thanks the rescue team for saving teen footballers

By The Nation

 

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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Monday thanked all party for the efforts to rescue 12 footballers and their coach as they were found alive inside the flooded Tham Luang cave.


“This event demonstrates unity of people in the country. They will succeed in whatever they are determined to do under His Graciousness of King Rama X. Today is considered a good day to Thai people and families of all [the footballers],” Prayut was quoted as saying by government spokesman Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd. 

 

The 13 footballers had been strained in the deep, complex and flooded cave in Chiang Rai since June 23. 

 

The rescue team continues the operation to transfer them out of the cave. Hundreds of Thai and foreign experts have joined hands in the search and rescue mission since last week. Flood inside the cave obstructed the operation over the past days. 

 

Foreign experts from the United States, United Kingdom, China, Japan and Myanmar bring their expertise and equipment to the mission. 

 

 Prayut himself also went to the scene last Friday to oversee the operation and talk to their relatives.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30349180

 

 
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4 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

“This event demonstrates unity of people in the country. They will succeed in whatever they are determined to do under His Graciousness of King Rama X. Today is considered a good day to Thai people and families of all [the footballers],” Prayut was quoted as saying by government spokesman Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd. 

 

I'm sure he meant a good day for people in general, not just Thai people.

His quote thanking the international community for their valuable support, was just not included in the report !!

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For many there will be no reward or mention

but everyone who helped deserve gratitude .

 

Thank you to all National and International rescuers and volunteers. 

 

You have my respect.

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I hope Thailand remembers what this old man did ..he was in France dinning and shmozing ,and made no effort to visit the site, even after he returned..finally.FRIDAY he made time..FRIDAY..and now he climbs on the bandwagon and leads the ''cheer team'',had this went south ...we know where he would have been...

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speliings

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If this report hasn't been cut in any way he has come across as a complete and utter ****.  My fears would be that the nation would turn this into a Thai flag waving, Thainess, Amazing Thailand, Thai smile bonanza sponserred by Thai airways....  The first thing I heard this morning was, "The monk said 2 more days..."

 

The fact of the matter is that these brave kids would have never been found if left to the skills and unity of the Thai people.  Simply put, they do not have the expertise to carry it out.  Other countries saved them and should be awarded the simple courtesy of a thank you.

 

I fear that this **** and his team will drag Thailand to the depths of pond life in the eyes of the international media once again. 

 

Man up and allow the people who carried out this incredible rescue to take the accolades they deserve.  For once step back and instead of talking about Rama and unity etc...tell it as it is. We the Thai people could not have done this without the efforts of our international friends.  Nuff said

16 minutes ago, Barnet said:

If this report hasn't been cut in any way he has come across as a complete and utter ****.  My fears would be that the nation would turn this into a Thai flag waving, Thainess, Amazing Thailand, Thai smile bonanza sponserred by Thai airways....  The first thing I heard this morning was, "The monk said 2 more days..."

 

The fact of the matter is that these brave kids would have never been found if left to the skills and unity of the Thai people.  Simply put, they do not have the expertise to carry it out.  Other countries saved them and should be awarded the simple courtesy of a thank you.

 

I fear that this **** and his team will drag Thailand to the depths of pond life in the eyes of the international media once again. 

 

Man up and allow the people who carried out this incredible rescue to take the accolades they deserve.  For once step back and instead of talking about Rama and unity etc...tell it as it is. We the Thai people could not have done this without the efforts of our international friends.  Nuff said

He actually did say thanks to all the international rescue helpers - Bangkok Post.

The above  report didn't mention that part.

Also the video of the team finding the group was posted on the RTN Seals Facebook page, and has more than 10 million views

 

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7 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

"This event demonstrates unity of people in the country. They will succeed in whatever they are determined to do under His Graciousness of King Rama X." 

Err, wasn't it Britons who found them or am I getting my wires crossed?

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In stark contrast to that fool PM.

 

The BBC reports that the South and Mid Wales Cave Rescue Team have declined to comment on the rescue, while the British Cave Rescue Council, a representative body for cave rescuers in the UK said it does not name rescuers it sends to operations to "allow them to get on with their difficult task without distraction".

Hopefully a big wake up call for him. 

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8 hours ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

“This event demonstrates unity of people in the country. They will succeed in whatever they are determined to do under His Graciousness of King Rama X. Today is considered a good day to Thai people and families of all [the footballers],” Prayut was quoted as saying by government spokesman Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd. 

im gonna  get banned if I comment

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Maybe he will go back and sample the food again. Priorities.

Maybe he will go back and get a bull horn to talk to the moms and dads this time. He knows CNN is there. 

There is no maybe on this one, he will use the opportunity saying it is all him under his watch who saved the kids, even though the ordeal is only half over and complicated to get them out 

 

He is correct, Thailand held hands together, but it wasn't because of him.

 

The kids looks very creepy boney skinny but I was sure happy to see a video of them this morning. My daughter came into my bedroom at 10:45pm or so last night to give me the news which was a fantastic feeling. I bet everyone slept well. 

 Glory..Glory Hallelujah ... Prayers have been answered..Tears of Joy & Happiness

55 minutes ago, baboon said:

Err, wasn't it Britons who found them or am I getting my wires crossed?

YES YOUR WIRES ARE CROSSED...was also Americans and Thai Seals...not hear Thai seals speak in vid did you not

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TV logic. Criticise Thai politicians if they do make plans to visit the site. But then also criticise them for not attending the site fast enough due to already organised overseas trips. You just cant please some people. 

1 hour ago, kannot said:

im gonna  get banned if I comment

You beat me (and I guess may others) to it!

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36 minutes ago, yrag said:

YES YOUR WIRES ARE CROSSED...was also Americans and Thai Seals...not hear Thai seals speak in vid did you not

Why don't you go back to praying?

That helped so much!

:coffee1:

TV logic. Criticise Thai politicians if they do make plans to visit the site. But then also criticise them for not attending the site fast enough due to already organised overseas trips. You just cant please some people. 
Lots of posters hate living in Thailand and despise prayut unfortunately for them he will be around for many many years to come

All that stress can not be good physically or mentally. It's how disease builds.

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45 minutes ago, yrag said:

YES YOUR WIRES ARE CROSSED...was also Americans and Thai Seals...not hear Thai seals speak in vid did you not

Don't matter who it was They all did a great job. Those kids are still alive thanks to them all Take a bow who was in that rescue Well done You will all definitely go to heaven

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Told you those subs are a waste of money.

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4 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

I'm sure he meant a good day for people in general, not just Thai people.

His quote thanking the international community for their valuable support, was just not included in the report !!

Yep, I’m sure he meant to thank the two English guys who are heard talking on the video from when the kids were found...

 

Thailand cave rescue: The Brits who helped find the boys http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44690688

2 hours ago, baboon said:

Err, wasn't it Britons who found them or am I getting my wires crossed?

haha correct and these are the ''optics'' that the commander and chief didn't expect..and when this circus dies down and the movie deal is done and all the selfies shot,we will remember the face of the diver from UK who heard the words ''thank you'' from the cold and hungery boys trapped for 10 days...planned?? coinciedence?? i personally think its perfect...

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speliings

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2 hours ago, Barnet said:

If this report hasn't been cut in any way he has come across as a complete and utter ****.  My fears would be that the nation would turn this into a Thai flag waving, Thainess, Amazing Thailand, Thai smile bonanza sponserred by Thai airways....  The first thing I heard this morning was, "The monk said 2 more days..."

 

The fact of the matter is that these brave kids would have never been found if left to the skills and unity of the Thai people.  Simply put, they do not have the expertise to carry it out.  Other countries saved them and should be awarded the simple courtesy of a thank you.

 

I fear that this **** and his team will drag Thailand to the depths of pond life in the eyes of the international media once again. 

 

Man up and allow the people who carried out this incredible rescue to take the accolades they deserve.  For once step back and instead of talking about Rama and unity etc...tell it as it is. We the Thai people could not have done this without the efforts of our international friends.  Nuff said

Excellent post Barnet, very well said. :thumbsup:

21 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

Excellent post Barnet, very well said. :thumbsup:

Well said..

 

8 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

I'm sure he meant a good day for people in general, not just Thai people.

His quote thanking the international community for their valuable support, was just not included in the report !!

Next thing you know he will be claiming he personally led the rescue team and was the first one to talk to the boys !

In English!! Even more absurd! 555


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