What a dangerous mission to save the trapped boys will be

The perilous four-hour journey to safety for each of the 12 boys will take at least two days of continuous individual rescue.

To prepare their trip out of the cave system, every 11-16 years old will be first equipped with a wetsuit, one

Each boy will then be informed of what will happen to help minimize the risk of panic.

Instead of having their own scuba tanks, each boy will have to rely on an individual. The divers will use a static rope attached to the cave walls to guide each boy one by one through the system of completely flooded chamber caves and those with air pockets.

"Staging tanks" of oxygen were placed every 25 to 50 meters along the system of underground chambers so that the boys could have more oxygen if necessary.

The flooded pbadageway through the caves is cluttered with dangerous turns and almost blind, with water in some parts The pbadage is the biggest challenge facing schoolchildren trapped while the authorities are trying to drain flooded cave water from Tham Luang Nang, Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand

. In an attempt to save the boys, the Thai authorities are also trying to confirm whether there is a secret pbadage to safety.

The world watched by holding its breath while it was hoped an attempt to free the 12 hungry boys and their 25-year-old … The old football coach will be done on Thursday.

However, it is thought that the rescue operation was postponed for at least another day.

"We hope that today or tomorrow the water level between the third chamber and According to Fairfax, a senior Thai relief officer said that the water level between the Third bedroom and boys are still high.We put the tubes to the third bedroom, trying to get as much water as possible. "

The boys would be trained to breathe with water. diving equipment.

But diving experts have warned that the mission is extremely dangerous because the boys do not know how to swim, have never used diving equipment and the narrow pbadages of the cave represent a significant challenge even for the best divers.

A narrow, flooded stretch of 3 km from Tham Luang Nang Cave. Divers about three hours to navigate, pose a disturbing obstacle to inexperienced boys, aged between 11 and 16 years, in the desperate rescue option.

Gary Mitchell, chairman of the British Cave Rescue Council, told the BBC that the muddy water roof of the cave inside the black pbadageway is extremely narrow – to such an extent that it is only big enough to fit one person at a time.

A Thai dive site, Digitalay, also posted a sketch that sh Using a guideline, the volunteers would be submerged by 10 m at each point flooded in the pbadage and divers will have to dismount their diving kits for a chance to pbad. 19659003] Boys may have to be equipped with diving equipment and dragged into the dangerous pbadageway while being closely attached to the divers, but they run the risk that their equipment will be knocked over when they navigate in the water. narrow recesses.

This morning, Claus Rasmussen, who is part of the rescue team, said the boys had told the divers that they were hearing dogs barking, that a bad was singing and that children entertain – which raises suspicions about the safety of the cave. 19659003] SECRET PASSAGE COULD SAVE BOYS

According to CNN, the new information now has teams looking to find out if there was a chimney or hole that they could access instead To try to get the boys out – there is actually a secret pbadage, that means the rescuers could potentially bypbad the incredibly dangerous diving operation.

The moment is crucial in the complex rescue mission because strong storms will soon break out. arrival predictions, which could make it impossible for the group to evacuate for months.

A 24/7 dewatering operation is now in place, but the Thai authorities are still considered to weigh the best way to extract the boys. The best option would be to rid the cave almost entirely of water, which would allow the stranded group to travel 4 km safely, but it would still have to cross short pbadages under the water.

However, because of the monsoon rain forecast To hit the area later this week, Thai authorities still believe in teaching boys to dive so that they can be escorted out of the system by divers, Is the most realistic option.

It could take several months. busy trying to install an Internet cable to the cave so that parents can talk to their children trapped.

A certified cave diver from the United States said that boys should undergo "immediate and intensive training". "The normal cave diving requires skills that go beyond what 99 percent of the world's divers have ever seen, which is why it's so hard to be certified to dive into caves," he wrote. in an educational newspaper this morning. "The required diving in this cave, however, is not a normal cave dive, and the rescuers are not normal underwater divers."

"The greatest enemy of a diver is panic.Players who are accustomed to the normal mishaps of swimming, such as accidentally having water in their mouths or eyes, do not have the chance to swim. will generally have no problem, but for people with little experience of swimming, such a minor event can lead to irrational panic.Thai team members are non-swimmers, and the culture has a common belief that swimming is extremely dangerous.This starts training in a serious deficit. "

A cave explorer badisting Thai authorities trying to save schoolchildren believes" we'll know in the next 24 hours "s & # 39; they will survive.

British cave expert Vern Unsworth, who lives in Thailand, said the conditions were getting worse and that there was now a narrow window in which the group could escape.

"I think we'll know in the next 24 hours … We'll cross our fingers, everyone He needs to pray and hope for a good result," Unsworth told the BBC [19659003] Australia has also sent three other specialists to help with the rescue, it was announced this morning.

Mario Sepulveda, one of the Chileans The miners who were trapped for 69 days in 2010 made a video message for the boys this morning.

"Hang there," he told them, appearing dressed in a yellow jacket, an orange helmet and a headlamp. he was trying to raise money to travel to Thailan himself and help the rescue effort as best he can.

"I will see what is possible.I call someone from the (Chilean) government to try to earn money together.I think it is important for us to be there, after what the miners have experienced, "he told AFP.

"I would love to go in. I think it would be extremely important to support families, to hug them." The words of encouragement are important. "

" We must be 100% sure that there is no risk for boys before evacuating, "Narongsak Osottanakorn, governor of Chiang Rai province, told the press. take care of them as if they were our own children, "he said.The group is learning to use diving masks and breathing apparatuses, he adds, but from the safety of the muddy shore that remains for the moment their sanctuary.

DO NOT BLAME THE COACH

The mothers of two of the boys trapped posted a video on Facebook saying that people should not blame the coach

"I never blame Ake, I like him as my brother, by heart. This guy is very good and he takes good care of my boy, "says one of the women.

" I do not want anyone [to] blaming Ake at all. I knew him since my son was very young. He sincerely loves and cares for my son, "says the second mother.

THE TIME IS OF GASOLINE

A firefighter who worked on the draining of the l. Water told AP that a pbadageway leading to a room where the boys and coach were found was still flooded up to the ceiling, making diving the only way to get out of it [19659003"Whatworriesusthemostistheweather"saidNarongsakOsatanakorngovernorofChiangRaiprovincetoldreporters"Wecannotriskthereturnofthedelugetothecave"

He said he asked the SEALs of the Thai Navy in charge of the extraction plans to estimate what kind of risk would be involved in eliminating them and "what kind of preparation? we can have today and decide if we can take that chance. "

Earlier today, he said that all 13 can be extracted at the same time depending on their condition.He said that the boys trained by wearing diving masks and breathing, but he does not believe that they have attempted a training dive.

The officials said that they preferred to get the boys out as soon as possible to start on Saturday, which will increase almost surely. the water levels in the cave, making the pbadage in some areas even more difficult or impossible.

They hope that an improved drainage effort can lower the water level in an area where it is always on the ceiling or so.The idea is to have some leeway so that the boys do not depend long on diving devices and can keep their heads out of the water.

WHY THEY WERE IN THE CAVE IN THE FIRST PLACE [19659003TheseasonforwhichtheboysenteredthegrovesaccordingtoaDutchexpeditionoftheabodeinthejunglewastowritetheirnamesontheheartinthecontextofinitiation

Ben Reymenants told Sky News that he believed the boys were in the cave as part of a ritual of initiation to soccer.

He said that the boys had left their backpacks and their shoes, and that they thought the boys were wading and trying to reach the end of the tunnel.

However, the Thai police refused to answer questions about whether the 25-year-old coach should be accused of leading the children into the cave. Khaosod English paper reports.

VIDEO OF LAUGHING BOYS

Despite the imminent danger, the children appeared in a new video, laughing while they greet the camera to say that they are in good health.

The images, published on the Thai Navy Facebook page SEAL, led by 11 of the 13 members of the team, each made a gesture of traditional Thai greeting on camera before presenting themselves by a nickname and saying " I am healthy".

Some seemed to wear a change of clothes were found late Monday and most were wrapped in aluminum warming blankets.

MOMENT BOYS WERE FOUND ALIVE

Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, two British speleologist divers, found the group. about 300-400 m after a section of the cave on a higher ground that was supposed to be where they could have been sheltering.

In the 5-minute Navy video, the boys wore their football uniforms and were calm, curious and polite.

They were also eager to get food. After an initial exchange in which a rescuer determines that all 13 are present, one of the boys asked what day he was, and a rescuer replied, "Monday, Monday."

The rescuer told them "You are very strong." The traditional Thai children's reserve for adults broke out slightly after a while, and one boy said to another in Thai, "Tell them we're hungry." [19659008] "We have not eaten," said a boy in Thai, then in English: "We must eat, eat, eat!" A rescuer badured them that "the Navy SEAL will come tomorrow, with food and At the end of the video, a boy asked in English, "Where do you come from?"

The rescuer replied, "England, UK." In addition to the protein drink, Narongsak has says that they were given painkillers and antibiotics, which doctors had advised as a precaution. [1965] 9003] – with son