Clare-based diver Jim Warny has received a hero’s welcome at Shannon Airport today after arriving home from Thailand.
The Belgian national was part of the operation which successfully freed 12 boys and their football coach who had been trapped in a cave for 18 days. Upon arrival, he was met by his fiancée.
Shannon Airport has posted photos of Jim’s arrival online…
Jim Warny received a well-deserved hero’s welcome when he arrived into Shannon earlier this morning. Jim, a Lufthansa Shannon Technician, was part of the international team who helped rescue the 12 boys and their coach in Thailand earlier this week. pic.twitter.com/ehoj7ZFrJi
— Shannon Airport (@ShannonAirport) July 13, 2018
Jim told RTÉ News that it was a “truly amazing miracle” that all of the boys got out alive…
Clare-based diver Jim Warny welcomed home after Thai cave rescue | https://t.co/kMKGzF9fbL pic.twitter.com/2G22jUf2wC
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) July 13, 2018
Jim also offered his condolences to the family of Saman Kunan, a Thai Navy SEAL who lost his life after delivering supplies of air to the group.
(header pic: Shannon Airport)
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