News about Kiatisuk Senamuang

On February 14, Duangphet Phromthep, 17, died at Kettering General Hospital after medics were called to his Leicestershire school, Brooke House College, two days before. At Leicester City and South Leicestershire Professor Catherine Mason, opening an inquest into his death, said a provisional cause of death had been established but did not reveal any more information during the brief hearing. A cause of death was given,' she explained. The cause of death is unclear until the formal hearing. I am not in a position to proceed today. Investigations and probing are ongoing, and I'm not in a position to continue.'

The mother of the Thai cave rescue survivor who died in the United Kingdom has expressed sadness over her son's death. Thanapron Phromthep (left) said this morning that she had not slept since her son's sudden death of Duangt Phromthep, 17, (right) following a 'accident' in Leicestershire on February 14. The 17-year-old, former Wild Boars football team captain, was rescued in 2018 from the flooded Tham Luang cave system (inset bottom), after being pulled from te cave in northern Thailand by British divers. Dom was enrolled at Brooke House College in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, at the time of his death. "I haven't slept," the devastationous Thanapron said. It's so difficult for us.'

Vernon Unsworth, (right), a British diver who helped in the rescue of a young football team from a Thai cave five years ago, has paid tribute to the survivor who died this week. Duangphet Promthep, 17, (left), died in the United Kingdom on Tuesday after suffering a 'head injury' and being found unconscious over the weekend. In 2018, Dom, a teen, was one of the 12 boys rescued from the flooded Tham Luang cave system in northern Thailand. They were held for 18 days. Since finding that the athlete had died at a "very young age," Mr Unsworth, a member of Dom's rescue team, said, "life is cruel."

The mystery surrounding the death of Thai cave rescue survivor Duangphet Promthep last night has loomed, since it emerged that he was discovered unconscious on the floor of his dormitory in the United Kingdom. The 17-year-old nicknamed 'Dom', the former captain of the Wild Boars football team, was rescued in 2018 from the flooded Tham Luang cave system in northern Thailand by British divers, sustained a 'head injury'. Former Thai national football team coach and chairman of the Zico Foundation, who sponsored the gifted young footballer, Kiatisuk Senamuang, said he was'shocked and stunned' at the news of his death. Dom was attending Brooke House College in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, England.