11-year-old Thai soccer player held onto coach's back during rescue

Chanin "Titan" Vibulrungruang told ABC News that while stuck in the cave, he "thought about my parents" and felt that they "would be waiting in front of the cave."

[@khampasonginthisane8266]

The coach is so courageous he is only 25 Years old and taking care of 12 children, I applaud him for his brave and guided children to safety

[@user-ly4wt9xp4i]

Ikr! If he was not a monk their chances of survival would be very slim. I like their hopeful thinking

[@gstlab]

The youngest kid from the interview held on his coach back to escape the initial deluge of water and finding a safe place kilometers deep not during the "rescue". Kudos to the coach for keeping them safe for 11 days before being discovered

[@BryBergilicious]

Keeping them safe while inside, yes. But he should have never brought 12 teens in the cave so close to monsoon season in the first place in my opinion.

[@stecomer4303]

The monsoon came early,it's amazing how people like this guy who castigates the coach,fail to ever realise that circumstances can create a problem,instead of being negative be positive that the coach found a solution to the problem as best he could,I suppose people like the guy who commented are the same people who blame everything that goes wrong in their lives on someone else.

[@natfoodiesmm]

@@stecomer4303 I couldn't agree more to what you've said. Smh to that kind of people.

[@benkraze3103]

@@BryBergilicious we humans make mistake , you, me and others, no matter how much you try to evade that. It's human nature. , The future just full of surprises, no one can really predict it perfectly.

[@han-oq6bo]

​@@BryBergiliciousfrom what I've heard the kids would have gone anyway. Some of them had been there before and they knew the way plus they were the ones who wanted to go in. The sign post outside only warned of July - November. It was dry when they entered the cave with no signs of the monsoon and they were only going to be an hour so they could get the youngest home for tutoring. It wouldn't have seemed risky. Plus when they were in the cave they were in the part that flooded last (a few days after they were trapped) so didn't have warning signs until they were already trapped.

[@penboyasgod6103]

When I was in Thailand, and clearly is still apropo, it is a country of smiles. The Thais were always very polite and helpful when I was there, especially in business establishments, no matter how small it was. It was a complete joy to be in Thailand (even during the monsoons).

[@cupofsadge8359]

For sure! I know exactly what you mean. The importance of strong family and societal values and traditions cannot be understated.

[@christianochoo]

Please leave them alone from now on. They are not from Bangkok or any big cities, and it can be too overwhelming for them. They will never recover and move on if the press keeps hounding them. If we really care for them, we should call this an end. Thanks.

[@philyew3617]

Excellent comment.

[@BabyWoo]

Good to say this comment and hope they read this and stop it.

[@VeryMerryLou]

I am sure this is just one of the last videos for now as the 12 boys and their coach will be ordained as novice monks, they will shun from the media and live a contemplative life for sometime. Adul is the only Christian in the group. But then... watching about their latest update is a guilty pleasure!!!

[@christianochoo]

These kids are very innocent children and I hope they stay that way. Being innocent might help them to overcome the trauma, so the best thing for them is to leave them alone. I love Titan and the boys, and you can see they can be quite uneasy at times facing the press, and that pains my heart. We can't help them to face the PTSD if it happens so please try to lessen the chances.

[@daphnesian3879]

I agree with you but i really doubt it, if their life will be quiet and simple like before,,people from other countries inviting them ,,this Saga will not end so soon ,,,

[@user-gp7tv4lb5q]

ขอบคุณชาวต่างชาติทุกๆ กำลังใจ จากใจชาวไทยครับ Thank you

[@darlenebelle1131]

I love seeing Titan smile! He’s so adorable! 🤗🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@700user]

Thai officials literally said DONT interview them. DONT bother them. Even if they say its ok like that’s so unhealthy damn yall news channels really do anything for the scoop

[@Phoenixhunter157]

They had permission to do these interviews and they had a child psychologist with them during the interview. They reviewed ahead of time what they would talk about. I’m glad they did that. Instead of just exploiting them and subjecting them to more trauma . But you wouldn’t know they did all that by watching this video alone. It’s not explained here. But I saw the rest of this interview and it was explained at the beginning. ❤️🙏🏽

[@MirandaYocumHitachiin]

When I heard about this story, it shook me to my core, this made me so hopeful and restored my faith in humanity, and I love stories like this

[@lorremortimer2183]

What genuine wonderful smiles on Dad and son , love their humble spirits!

[@friasinorlando]

Please, I know this is news, but give those boys some time to stabilize and deal with the psychological impact of their ordeal. They may be sending peace signs, but they may not be at peace themselves. Please give them space!

[@diannelee1267]

Olga Frias -The two fingered sign in Thailand does not mean peace or victory-it is just a cute and fooling around for a photo thing that Thai people of every age do

[@audreynguyen6494]

Thank you to the rescue team and all volunteers you done amazing job may God protect you and your family forever.Kids you done well i couldn’t stop crying when you were blocking in the cave and I can stop crying when you guy came out.I’m so happy thanks God for everything 🙏

[@atxgirlnscrubbs]

The World Will Always Remember These Brave & Courageous Boys🙏

[@wasanaphu6243]

ขอบคุณทุกคน ทุกกำลังใจ จากทั่วโลก ที่ส่งให้เด็กน้อย ขอบคุณ หลายสำนักข่าว ที่เสนอเรื่องราวออกไป ทำให้พวกเรา อบอุ่นใจ ไม่รู้สึกเดียวดาย จากใจคนไทย ขอบคุณมาก

[@ratisee3278]

thank you Jams for your delightful. more than that I always see your soft touch . in this drop in, it makes me smile because its not like press media interview or force the boy and his family.

[@olufuwatonyin986]

I can't stop tears rolling down my cheeks.

[@noelianoliz3583]

Leave the boys alone. They have been through enough trauma. Give them time to adjust. Blessings to everyone that helped to rescue them.

[@sandrapshelton4655]

What a great name! These children need peace and to be with their families now. Forever these children and their coach will share a bond of survival .🇺🇸

[@SanctuaryHut]

"I was outside the cave for 2 weeks waiting for you" ❤so touching💕

[@Amar_Sapam]

Your correspondent from Thailand is a gorgeous gentleman. 🔥❤️😊

[@aeonflux7370]

Amarjit Sapam he reallr is. Im a fan!

[@awkwardoccurrences.john3166]

Held on to coaches back

[@awkwardoccurrences.john3166]

What kind of meditation

[@awkwardoccurrences.john3166]

Bucket of water

[@diannelee1267]

I think he is an ugly individual. You may feel he is pleasant to look at but inside he is terrible. He doesn't care whether he traumatizes the boys or delays their psychological healing, he only cares about getting an exclusive interveiw for himself. He is the worst sort of selfish, exploitative Westerner who think rules, directives and reccommendations from psychologists, psychiatrists and Thai officials don't apply to him. You can see from his rude and arrogant behaviour what sort of person he is

[@cinnjotime3995]

They are an inspiration & should tell their stories cuz we all can learn from them.. I complain about the smallest things here & when I think of them I am I am motivated

[@primarymedworks]

Absolutely beautiful, such a wonderful country.

[@sheilah8494]

Thanks for heart warming, wonderful story and still keep coming and staying there to update these Wonderful News from those lovely boys and the Coach.

[@diannelee1267]

Sheila H I wish ABC would leave them alone. They are not public property even though many people feel invested in their progress and desire to see more of them. They need to be left alone by the media and allowed to get back to their normal lives

[@jaamsl5483]

Thank you for every body from Thailand 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭

[@famb8015]

Thank you James

[@dyenzendavidson7579]

I've watched this video 10times. What a positive news. 👌

[@marianogotzeus8136]

0:05 that moment for a sister

[@jomontanee]

Hahaha, she's so overjoyed. Cute!

[@VeryMerryLou]

i know :-) i keep backtracking that portion, it's just priceless!!!

[@waruneeboonprachern3754]

haha I love her moment too😀

[@diannelee1267]

He doesn't have a sister. Only a younger brother

[@peteyoung4861]

Hahaha.....zoooo cute from her extreamly happy ! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jb-of6nf]

Thanks James

[@lailamckinney9810]

amazing! absolutely amazing!

[@michaelrosspearson9756]

James is a good reporter, spoke to that boy on his level.

[@diannelee1267]

Horrible, he should have left the boy alone as requested by osychologists, psychiatrists and Thai authorities. Really inappropriate of the reporter to touch him like that too-you can see the boy is taken aback and shocked at that overfamiliarity. The boy and his father looked really uncomfortable during this interview. It probably wasn't helped by the reporters over exuberant style, loud voice and the inability of the reporter to speak Thai, so the boy didn't understand what the reporter was saying, and probably couldn't understand why the reporter suddenly grabbed him and was pointing his finger at him seemingly aggressively. Thoroughly cringeworthy. Can't the Thai aithorities eject this man from Thailand before he has the chance to further traumatize these kids

[@diannelee1267]

Joy Siohoa Shawol That is like saying the child rapist was gentle with his victim, therefore it wasn't a crime and wouldn't traumatize the victim. The reporters were asked to stay away from the boys for good reason, but this reporter obviously feels that rules and directions don't apply to him or his network. The Thai authorities announced that they had hoped that the Western media would behave more respectfully, maturely and with common sense. But given the way a lot of these western man-babies behaved during the rescue ie flying drones near tbe helicoptors, refusing to stay in the area the media were moved to, trampling through someone's plantation to get exclusive footage and ducking down in the foliage to hide from Thai authorities and generally acting like they were on school camp, the authorities should have anticipated more bad behaviour from them and been more rigorous in expelling jounalists, reporters and camermen to send a message to others

[@sardonyxmanner3846]

This kid really has the most beautiful smile🙂

[@SherLizz]

Weren't the media supposed to leave thew kids alone? Typical American... We do as we please.

[@celiap1132]

Sher Lizz You’re right! Why did this guy broke the rule as requested by the Thai Govt! Come on!

[@ammaslotus]

Yep, you at absolutely right Leave them now in peace ✌️

[@kwhatten]

Hey Sher Liz, that's NOT an American accent.

[@diannelee1267]

Ugly American as usual thinking rules, directives and requests don't apply to him

[@diannelee1267]

KWH He works for an American network

[@mookrin2652]

Thank you

[@shelacasino168]

I love this boys... thank you god and to all who helf them ❤️❤️❤️

[@javierestrada6927]

Am glad they all made it out 😁😁😁😁

[@luv-wkchoi9516]

Hope they have a happy life.

[@yukisanslavedog813]

Thanks for reporting this News watching with tear in my eyes very delightful

[@ivorybilled8983]

You know Titan's father and Mom went through Hell waiting for the rescue. Precious child, I think kids deal with these things better than adults.

[@williammorris6097]

I lived in Chiang Rai at this time. The kids were ALL sedated and were taken out by two divers each over a multi day period of time . No one carried anyone on their back out the cave from where they were stranded. as many portiona of the route out were completely flooded. I have to say that the thai navy seals and the British cae divers along with the two diving physicians were extremely brave and exhibited a true valor in their extremely taxing and complex game plan . My high school students in Samakkhai Wittikhom, Chiang Rai, were extremely concerned and asked me during the days of the rescue if I thought the kids would get out alive. All I could tell them was "prays for the boys and their coach". Beyond amazong that they got everyone out alive

[@peggyghirardello275]

Watched this tv I am so happy for coach families god bless them all heroes divers kids

[@galitdol]

God bless the rescuers !!

[@yovanak1860]

I love to watching these kids good job abc News 👏🏻

[@diannelee1267]

Yovana More -So disgusting that this arrogant ABC reporter followed this boy home against the requests, directives and rccommendations of psychologists and psychiatrists for the media to leave the children alone. This reporter has no ethics and no concern for these boys mental health or recovery, he feels his need for an exclusive interview is more important. Worst example of western arrogance and selfishness

[@OHsLifeVlog]

Leave them alone!!!

[@goosyd4900]

Make them into celebrities so they have good memories

[@chetaytiti]

Their smiles in the Cave. Imagine us getting mad or in despair for maybe simple problems. These kids with all the odds againts them. Still smile.

[@mariamesia6411]

I wish someone greats their coach. Without him encouraging and taking the best decisions after the surprising waters close their way back, may be other end would be it.

[@arm002]

เป็นกำลังใจให้นะครับ ทำหน้าที่นักข่าวให้ดีที่สุด ไม่ต้องไปสนคนวิจารณ์

[@rosean374]

Im thankful for their safety. RIP to the Navy seals who passed away

[@pokchatrt6906]

Thanks, Jame. Excellent reported!

[@nine9nine917]

Pokchat rt thanks jame

[@diannelee1267]

Arrogant western reporter doesn't think the child's need for recovery or private time back with his family is important. Doesn't care if he traumatizes the children or delays their psychological recovery. Thinks the reccommendations and directives of psychiatrists, psychologists and Thai officials don't apply to him. Arrogant and selfish Westerner

[@Mbeepyd]

Dianne u ok hun?

[@ninejack1]

Welcome back home !! And enjoy with KFC!!

[@zhernozdf922]

ninejack1 yeah XD

[@bobnice3044]

Be a hell of a shock not being with each other after all those days and weeks.

[@diannelee1267]

bob nice -I thought that too. They would be so bonded, despite it being a stressful and at times uncomfortable ordeal

[@titanworld1401]

Where are the Hero’s divers? Not much news about them, the real Hero’s. Also all other supporting people in the caves countless hrs and bravery. Cheers. God bless all of them for their courage, unselfishness, devotion. This whole episode is important for humanity to learn to love, compassion, sharing, caring regardless of beliefs, cultures and race. That is only one race on earth. That is human race.

[@debbie7771]

Thomas Cook I’ve seen many videos about them.

[@titanworld1401]

Happy to hear that the divers effort been recognized.

[@jeffsgone6801]

One of the unsung heros was Thanet a ground water specialist. He lives in America but was doing charity work in Thailand for poor villages when the Thai government called him in to be in charge of water removal in the cave. Thanet and his wife Yada own a Thai restaurant in Marion, Illinois, USA. I talked to his wife via email from their restaurant web site. Thanet got home late last thursday night. If ever in Marion, Illinois check out their restaurant Thai D. Peace

[@EricLing64]

They flew back home, and went back to work. A lot of them just dive as a hobby. There's a few interviews here and there. I imagine the Thai Navy divers have less access to the media for now because they're in the Navy. Also they might be debriefing, thinking about how to report this rescue since it's quite literally the first of its kind.

[@titanworld1401]

Eric Ling Thanks Eric for the updates, most welcome, wish you well too.

[@mutyaja6782]

Amazing coach,keep the kudos alive without food for 10 days,respect.

[@Loy.Francis]

I remember Titan is the one crying and saying "Thank You" to the divers who found them. I am crying watching that docu.

[@thesqrpeg]

Not only were you incredibly rude to be filming and talking during their religious ceremony but going into the youngest child's home and turning the whole thing around to YOU; "I was waiting outside for you for two weeks!"...🙄 Leave them alone and let them live the life that was saved.

[@user-fs2ge6xp7f]

All of you are welcome to Thailand any time.

[@bastogne315]

The kids are the heroes.

[@plumitoamiko]

I was sure the boys & coach were advised to only spend time with family & close friends for about a month to rest & recuperate. All this interview questioning can be intrusive for the little one.

[@joskirin136]

they should not cover the story anymore. give the boys personal space to heal the tragic experience by spending time with family

[@moviepotter]

Total hero

[@pindhwadeesam6235]

Awesome reporter.

[@djhokkien2885]

ABC did very well on this rescue

[@richardhayden763]

Lovely boy

[@canadiannuclearman]

wow. what a name Titan. i bet a lot of new baby boys will be named Titan. He has a hart of a Titan

[@Ron19565]

Leave them alone ! Y’all milk 🥛 anything y’all can

[@Somethingintherain]

Its too early for him to get interview. You should be concerned of his mental.

[@user-bb2cs3di7m]

Sa-tu, keep on performing good things,

[@rencerez]

Gosh! 🙏

[@sisunonhmind7906]

Sehr schön 😍 👏🏻

[@junevandenheever4013]

Thanks you are

[@VeryMerryLou]

with the shameless plugging of KFC, the kid/s should at least receive royalties from the company!

[@niricabritneyanime02]

LifeIsGreat best comment!

[@wc8142]

Could anyone know where can I wath the vdo of the other boy that James went to his home and talk to him and his mom?

[@phawitsangpunya6823]

WaenPloy Chen : They had Instagram, I follow to see their picture everyday, those boy are going to school and back in normal life now!

[@manishchoudhary8021]

To Titan's smile is priceless

[@Singular121]

ABC should stop interfering with all the boys life. Leave them alone.

[@Happy-wn5pf]

I’m Thai. I think You did a good job.

[@eastsidebarajas6932]

So whens the next game ?????

[@user-ls6br7gg7p]

มันเป็นปรากฏการณ์โลกนะคะ ภูมิใจมากค่ะ ที่อยู่ประเทศไทย

[@yos2042]

fuck you, you understand her post (google translate....hahaha)

[@buddhidev7877]

James, thanks for your good job.

[@petersean7782]

Thanks alot James and ABC. news. I love you from Thailand. I always follow your chanel. Interesting news everytime. Thank you very much.

[@diannelee1267]

Peter Sean -So wrong of this reporter to follow this child home from the press conference after Thai authorities and the psychologists and psychiatrists had issued directives and requested no interviews with the boys or their families for the next 30 days. This reporter has no ethics. He obviously feels that rules and directives don't apply to him. And getting an exclusive interview is more important than the mental health or psychological recovery of these boys. You can tell the character of this reporter from his rude and disrespectful behaviour. Disgusting

[@jenniferjones4249]

I'm curious did the coach get in trouble for taking the boys to the cave? I hope not. If that happened here in the USA that coach together with the boys school would be facing a deluge of lawsuit from the parents. So happy to see they were all rescued.

[@tagrak.754]

GOOD JOBS. THANK YOU JAMES. FROM THAILAND

[@diannelee1267]

Tagra K. Hardly! Outrageous behaviour by an arrogant and selfish reporter who doesn't give a damn whether he harms these boys by traumatizing them or hampering their recovery. The worst example of an entitled foreigner who thinks rules, directives and reccommendations by psychiatrists, psychologists and Thai authorities don't apply to him

[@simmonslack9088]

Thai police not doing their job. Why are these reporters talking to them?

[@browny8574]

handsome reporter

[@kesharmawdee8425]

Handsome reporter

[@ghostu7967]

David Koenig handsome reporter

[@diannelee1267]

Handsome on the outside, ugly on the inside. Doesn't give a damn about the children, their recovery or their mental health as long as he gets an exclusive interview. You can tell what sort of person he is by his disrespectful behaviour. Talking and filming in the temple during the Buddhist ceremony-the height of rudeness

[@omgwth7567]

you know now Thai media are jealous of James Longman for this report. but almost all Thai support him in his work. he's an apple of their eyes. some call him "Mr. Pineapple". 😘💖

[@nicky.6622]

omg wth I think they called him Mr. Pineapple because when he was so excited to see the pineapple field for the first time and he took a pic and posted in his ig account. He also excited to see some of the fan to cool them off in the rescue camp in pink color. He is very positive guy and not just only there to report the news, he also made friend with local people and of course he's cute. That's why they love him and called him Mr. Pineapple :-)

[@diannelee1267]

I think he is disgusting, arrogant, thinks that rules and directives don't apply to him because his need to get exclusive footage at the expense of the mental health of the boys is more important. Doesn't care whether he traumatises them or intrudes upon their privacy. Thinks because he is American he is allowed to do whatever he wants at the expense of the children's health. He may be pretty on the outside and easy to look at, but he is very ugly on the inside.

[@vicaravitakka8332]

Dianne Lee, he's not American. And as he said, he held back from asking probing questions. That is pretty clear in this video.

[@diannelee1267]

Vicara Vitakka -And how do you know he didn't ask any probing questions. Oh right, because he said so! Issuing that disclainer saying that he didn't ask probing questions is particularly manipulative. Obviously he was aware that what he was doing was unethical and wrong. So he issues this disclaimer so that his supporters will say "But it's OK, because he didn't ask any probing questions" Unless you were there you don't know what he asked. This report could be a heavily edited version of the questions he asked, he knew he'd be widely condemned if he broadcast questions that obviously crossed the line. But that doesn't mean he didn't ask them, possibly with the view of releasing the footage later. Also you don't know how bluntly or carelessly the interpreter put the questions to the boy. This was why the mental health experts advised against the media interviewing the boys to prevent blundering idiots re-traumatising the boys . Also it is the cummulative effect of the press attention/harrassment that is the issue. Who is to say that the shoulder grabbing, finger waggling foreigner is not going to appear in this boys nightmares down the track

[@diannelee1267]

Hannah Forsythe -I stand corrected, he is not American, he works for an American News Network

[@hakunamatata1352]

I hope they all get trust funds out of this, to pay for their future education.

[@celiap1132]

Thai Govt. insisted to leave those boys alone, why did your reporter broke that rule? For your own sensational news reporting? Come on!

[@missy8829]

The government gave a very serious warning to the local media, not sure it would apply to foreign journalists. I believe the hospital staff also said, so much had been put into rescuing these boys and giving them care, they did not want all that risked by exposing them to media too soon. That said, I suppose this was done with permission of parents and if you were a struggling provincial family, the money being offered for interviews could be tempting. Hopefully a lot of it is put aside to help with any future needs and it does not continue.

[@celiap1132]

Missy It should apply even to foreign journalists, we should respect their privacy. This reporter just want sensational reporting!

[@missy8829]

I think the kids are still a bit confused about their experience. They were starved for days without fresh air, heavily sedated before being taken out. It wasn't even a month ago. But media and politicians - nothing at all surprises me.

[@diannelee1267]

These kids look bewildered and really uncomfortable with all this media attention. It is cringeworthy watching that loud and over exuberant reporter grab the boy suddenly in a misguided attempt at jocularity/familiarity and wave his finger seemingly aggressively in the boy's face. But evidently getting an exclusive interview is more important than respecting the child's privacy or any consideration of the children's mental health or psychological recovery

[@diannelee1267]

Missy I would suspect middlemen / "interpreters" have offered to set up interviews for the foreign reporters. That will be where the money is, quite possibly none is reaching the boys or their families who are too polite to tell the media to f-ck off and leave us alone

[@mariatheresaflorendo9184]

Why are you still following the kids? They already have a press conference. Please leave them alone. Thailand government told the local and foreign journalists that they should leave these kids alone. Let them live a normal life and stop interviewing them

[@petersean7782]

Handsome James. All most thai people love you and ABC news.

[@diannelee1267]

Peter Sean Maybe he is handsome on the outside (I don't think so) but he is ugly and selfish on the inside

[@drissaudia1323]

Such Beautiful boys. So happy for them. 13 rescued and today the sad news of 23 babies being massacred in a child care centre. May Buddha bless their souls and have them at peace. We are so saddened & heart broken for their families. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@SunilKushwaha-ov3ys]

Grt coach

[@user-oi9ob7uz9l]

向救難人員至敬

[@jowilliams9808]

The only thing curious about this rescue was the seeming unnecessary evasiveness as to how they got them out..

[@metou3072]

Total BS... He DIDN'T come out of the cave on his coaches back..Each of the kids parents HAD TO AGREE to their kid to be sedated and knocked when the divers were taking them out... The each were given a wet suit and full face diving masks and they were harnessed to the stomach side of the divers looking at them so they could monitor and make sure they were always breathing because it was the only way. Divers had to avoid hitting their mask so water couldn't get in. Parents were literally told either you agree to them being heavily sedated for the trip out or they stay until the end of monsoon season when the water recedes and they can walk out and they would have brought in supplies if that is what they choose but they couldn't guarantee survival with either choice because they could not know how much more water would go in and they were forced to sign waivers that the rescuers would not be responsible if something went wrong and also agreed to have them knocked out so they would not panic while diving out... So the boys definitely can't describe the point in time that they put the mask on until they were out of the cave because they were drugged... That's the only reason they can't describe it... To them they were inside the cave then woke up in a hospital bed... All of them...

[@jsthan]

From what i understand is all the press has been asked to leave all the kids alone which I believe included this kid, Titan. Great report expect when you interviewed this kid.

[@diannelee1267]

Thany Jirarat - I didn't think it was a great report, rude to be filming and speaking in the temple during the ceremony (no way would he do that in a western country in a church) , intrusive and inappropriate to be filming the boy's home coming and exploitative and disrespectful to defy the directives of the Thai authorities and the psychiatrists and psychologists reccommendations. This reporter has no ethics and believes that rules and directives don't apply to him. Totally arrogant and disrespectful

[@goonersify]

I really hope ABC News did not...how shall I put it...offered any 'incentives' to the family of Titan for this interview. I quote Pink Floyd 'Leave them kids alone'.

[@user-fh6vz2yu3h]

รายงานละเอียดมาก

[@junejung811]

good reporter , so happy

[@diannelee1267]

June Jung -unethical reporter with no concern for the mental health and psychological recovery of these children. Followed this child and his family home after the press conference despite directives from Thai authorities and the psychologists and psychiatrists who requested that the media not approach the families for the first 30 days. This reporter obviously felt that rules and directives don't apply to him and that getting an exclusive interview was more important that the recovery of the children. He is a rude, selfish and entitled Westerner

[@bardo0007]

Do not interview them ABC!! I hate you for doing it. How much did you bribe the parents ? Leave them alone!

[@foodtravelshow9350]

Adul, the boy who love KFC get your wishes come true at last! KFC may appoint you as life time ambassador for them and unlimited supply of KFC for you to eat! LOL

[@bardo0007]

Then he will be dead before old age. fried food is a big killer.

[@cingulum16]

Cute boy...

[@ponppson2056]

Great news

[@juergschwendener6096]

You should be ashamed to break the rules the people in Thailand gave to the press. This is cheapest journalism.