The death of the diver of news is not known, so the teenager broke, so teenagers 12P43-G

(30.30) The death of the diver of news is not known, so the teenager broke, so teenagers

Rescuers have expressed their condolences over the death of Samaran Kunan, a former diver of Thai Navy, who sacrificed life. On July 1, due to the lack of oxygen on July 1, he was killed in the cave, Samaran lost his life. The news of his life was spread around the world. However, due to stress, this news was kept secret from the retired Thai teenagers. Citing the Thai Ministry of Health, the influential British newspaper The Guardian reported that for the first time on Saturday, they were informed about the death of Samaran. The Health Ministry said that the teenage boys broke into tears after being shocked by the news of her death. The health ministry is improving for about three weeks in the cave and they will soon return home, Health Ministry said.

On June 23, after the footballing exercise, the 12-year-old footballer, along with a 25-year-old coach, walked into the rooftop Luang cave. But they were trapped due to the closure of the cave in the rain. After 9 days of disappearance, on July 2, the survivors identified their coaches with 12 teenager footballers living in the cave on July 2. Divers Samarun Kunan, a former Thai Navy member, took part in an operation to find them on July 1. On July 5 (Thursday), Kunaan fell short of oxygen during the operation in midnight. Navyil commander said that oxygen tanks were being installed in the cave on Thursday night as part of a ongoing operation to bring the children out of the trap. 38-year-old Saman Kunan was working there. However, when oxygen was pulled out of the line itself oxygen became unconscious due to shortage. He died on Friday in the first hour.

Citing the Thai Ministry of Health, The Guardian said doctors were waiting for the condition of the children to suffer the sad news of their physical and mental condition. They came on Saturday only to think that now they will be able to bear the news of adolescents. Thai Health Ministry's permanent secretary Jedassa Chakmarmangsoon told The Guardian, "Everybody is tired of tears when they hear the news. In a picture of Lieutenant Commander Samaran, he expresses condolences on various messages, and remembers him for one minute, keeping silence. Teenagers also pledged to become 'good man' by thanking him.

A gray-t-shirt on the neck. Blue eyelashes in eye glasses. Samarun Kunan, a former diver of the Thai Navy, released the last video of this dress. He said, 'Poona Luang, you are seeing tonight.' She promised. The cave entered the rescue of the juveniles who were stuck. Right now the boys have come out. But Kunan could not leave. The only tragedy of the rescue operation has gone beyond the life. Kunnan sacrificed his life while providing oxygen supply for the teenager. He lost his life due to lack of oxygen. The whole world was delighted with the success of the rescue operation, but none of the concerned did not forget about kunana. The Thai Navy honored him. The wife slipped in her emptiness. The people of the world said the respected reverence.