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Four children and their trainer are still trapped in the cave. The rescue plan is a fight against the weather, with heavy rains on Tuesday.
17h43, 10 July 2018
7:25 pm: permission for parents to visit their children for the first time
Fear of infection, the eight boys saved have already been examined in the hospital. Even his parents were not allowed to join them. During this time, they were allowed to see through a window.
The state of the boys should be good. Only one of the boys was diagnosed with pneumonia and another with a slow heartbeat. Both are in the process of being cured, CNN quotes one of the attending physicians
7:10 am: "Everyone has gone out today"
The rescue mission began today to 10am local time (5h in Austria). The chief of operations Narongsak Osatanakorn announced that the four boys left in the cave and their coach were all to be released today.
Applause broke out when it was announced, according to the Guardian correspondent. Today 's mission has some complications compared to the past days: it is raining heavily and with the coach of the football team there is a fifth person to save. In recent days, there were only four.
Key Points: The operation began at 10:08, involving 19 divers and they bring out four boys and their trainer #ThamLuangRescue [19659015] – michael safi (@safimichael) 10. July 2018
This is what happened until now
The drama of the caves of Thailand began the final preparations for a new rescue operation. Special divers want to make another attempt on Tuesday to save five other members of the included football team from a flooded cave in the north of the country. Four teenagers and their caregivers are currently stranded, now for 17 nights.
The road to the outside is almost four kilometers. Since Sunday, divers have gradually managed to put eight young men in safety.
The rescue operation is also a fight against time. Heavy rains resumed Tuesday in the border region with Myanmar. Southeast Asia is currently the monsoon season. It is feared that rain will cause the water to rise rapidly in the cave, so that the relief effort will have to be stopped.
The tragedy has been going on since June 23rd. The team of twelve boys and one adult was taken by the mbades of water during a trip to the Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang stalactites cave.
The governor of the province, Narongsak Osottanakorn, ensured Monday night The eight survivors were "safe and sound". They are treated in a hospital in the provincial capital of Chiang Rai, about fifty kilometers from the cave.
The cave drama, which has lasted for more than two weeks, is being watched with great interest around the world. On Monday evening, Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha also visited the badistants to get an idea of the situation. In Thailand, the fate of young footballers sparked a wave of solidarity.
Meanwhile, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk provides a newly developed mini-submarine to the cave's rescue workers on site. The 47-year-old reported in the Twitter short message service that he is now in the cave complex himself. The submarine was named "Wild Boar". This is the name of the football team. The offer has not been used by divers until now. Musk had also received criticism on this subject. Many have accused of wanting to advertise.
According to Musk, it is a tiny submarine in child size. It was light enough to be worn by two divers, extremely sturdy and small enough to fit through tight spaces. An inmate would not need to swim or handle oxygen bottles. Musk has released a video in which divers test the submarine in a swimming pool in Los Angeles.
The rescue of the football team called "wild boars" is very dangerous. In some places, the road is so narrow that divers must unbuckle their bottles of breath. In addition, you can hardly see in the water. In preparation for the mission, an experienced Thai diver drowned Friday
Now, two rescuers each take the guys, none of whom can dive properly. All wear diving suits and are equipped with diving goggles. The professionals provide them with air. In total, more than a thousand rescuers are involved. The core team consists of 18 special divers, most of them coming from countries like Australia and the United Kingdom.
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