Some time ago the world was enlivened by a humanitarian mission to save children of football players with a trainer who was trapped in a cave. This cave is very within a distance of about 10 km, while the children with the coach are at a distance of 4 km from the mouth of the cave. Actually this cave is open to the public only in May and June, because in other months there is a possibility that this cave will be flooded. When the children enter the cave then the sea water begins to rise so that the cave becomes flooded.
In the initial phase of rescue to deliver oxygen cylinders, a former Thai Marine who was only 38 years old became a victim. The rescue of these children with a total of 13 people along with his 25-year-old coach. The children are between 11-17 years old, they go to the cave to celebrate the birthday of the biggest child who has reached the age of 17 years.
The children's rescue mission involved 100 world-class divers, 900 police officers, 2,000 soldiers, 10 police helicopters, 7 ambulances, 700 air tubes, 1 billion liters of pumped water, just like 400 olimpic sized swimming pools. This rescue is difficult to do because the terrain is difficult, and involves many people and equipment. In this mission there must be a command that can unite all those involved to monitor and give command.
Fortunately, there were two British military officers who had investigated the cave in detail, so he knew exactly the situation in the cave. The interesting thing in the mission of saving children trapped in the cave is that they work together without seeing who is trapped, what religion, what citizens. But they carry a very high mission that is to save the lives of young people. They don't see how much it costs to help save human lives. Even many farmers whose fields are submerged in water because they are used to dispose of pump water in the cave.
They say that damage to rice can be replaced, but if you lose the lives of children cannot be replaced. Farmers who may be economically not too abundant, but have a noble heart, that saving human life is more important than possessed property. Even though the lives of children who are saved are not relatives or close relatives, they are children unknown to the Farmer.
Lessons Learned
At the moment I imagined how hard they were to save the lives of children that the bet might be life. Indeed there are victims at the beginning of the first rescue mission. A young Thai navy veteran diver, died of running out of oxygen when he returned to the mouth of the cave. Then my mind drifted, what if it happened in the company. Its mission is the same as to save the lives of members in the company from economic difficulties, to realize their dreams of becoming economically prosperous.
We all work without thinking for whom, but all work to achieve a common goal of prosperity within the company, I am very confident that success will also be achieved. Of course the role of a leader in the company will be influential, just like when rescuing children in caves in Thailand. In that case there must be a leader who gives command so that everything can work together so that it does not run alone.
If you think more broadly about the country, the state should also be a prosperous country if its people can unite to build their nation without discriminating who we are. All have the same goal of making Indonesia prosperous, surely it can be achieved. In Indonesia it has been proven during the Dutch occupation for 350 years, and our ancestors were able to fight the Dutch and proclaim Indonesian independence. Finally we have the Republic of Indonesia. That is the result of the struggle of our predecessors who fought selflessly to achieve independence.
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