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The Thai Cave Rescue Soccer Captain, whose real name was Adul Sam-On, died while attending college in England in 2018. He was one of the 12 members of the Wild Boars soccer team who were trapped in a flooded cave in Thailand for 18 days before being rescued.
The cause of Adul Sam-On's death has not been officially disclosed. However, it is believed that he died from a blood infection that he contracted during the time he was trapped in the cave. He had reportedly been treated for the infection while in the hospital after the rescue.
No, Adul Sam-On was not the only member of the team to die. One of the team's coaches, Saman Kunan, also died during the rescue operation. He lost consciousness while placing oxygen tanks along the rescue route and was unable to be revived.
All of the other members of the Wild Boars soccer team were successfully rescued from the cave and have since returned to their normal lives. They have gained international recognition and have been invited to various events and received awards for their bravery and survival.
The Thai Cave Rescue Soccer Captain and his team's story has inspired people all over the world. Their incredible survival and rescue have shown the power of teamwork, determination, and resilience. They have also brought attention to the importance of cave safety and the bravery of rescue workers and volunteers. The team's story has been made into a book and a movie, and their legacy will continue to live on as a symbol of hope and strength.