Four other boys rescued from the cave

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A day after the rescue of the first four boys from a flooded Thai cave, a second foursome was retrieved on Monday. This has been confirmed by the navy. The mission started around 6:00 am In the afternoon of the European era, the four young people came out of the cave and were transported by helicopter to the hospital. There was no information on their condition at the moment.

Thailand Cave Tham Luang
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A dive in the largely branched cave is exhausting even for the professionals. The guys, aged 11 to 16, the members of a football team, and their coaches had just become familiar with the basic rules of diving. Some of them can not even swim. The four youths who had been rescued on Sunday had received sedatives before the rescue, as reported by one of the divers involved in the action. With this one had to prevent that they panic on the way home. Since there is practically nothing in the muddy water, ropes have been tied to the divers.

The youth football team and its coach were in Tham Luang cave on June 23rd. They were surprised by the mbades of water, and fled deep into the cave, four kilometers from the exit. After nine days, the rescuers found them and provided them with food and medical supplies.

These 12 boys must be saved

For more than two weeks, the 12 footballers and their coach were stuck in the Tham Luang cave. Your rescue is becoming more of a race against the clock. For diving, children aged 11 to 16 are not ready yet – everyone is extremely weak, some do not even know how to swim. In addition, even the elite divers of the Thai Navy would take up to six hours for the risky trail through the black cavern and tortuous

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Football team locked in the cave [19659010] Nattawut Takamsai (14), nickname "Tie" (left) and Chanin Wiboonrungrueng, the youngest (right) at the age of 11.

Pipat Bodhi (15) came only as a friend (left) and Duang Promthep (13), the captain of the team (right).]

Peerapat Sompiangjai (16), nickname " Night "(left) and Ekkarat Wongsookchan (14), the goalkeeper (right).

Adul Sam-on (14), asked divers to eat (left) and Prajak Sutham (14), nickname "Note" (right).

Phanumas Saengdee (13), nickname "Mick" (left) and Pornchai Kamluang (16), the oldest in the cave (right)

Sompong Jaiwong (13), great fan of England (left) and Mongkol Boonpiam (14), still new to the team (right).

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Through Muddy Water and the Dangerous choke bottlenecks

On the way to the open air, boys throttling bottlenecks and dangerous currents. Ambulances were ready at the exit of the cave, and the first survivors were immediately transported to the hospital by ambulance and helicopter.

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Cave dive largely branched for exhausting professionals

Diving in the cave is already exhausting for professionals. The boys and their coach only very recently knew the basic rules of diving, and some of them do not even know how to swim.

Since boys can barely see anything in the muddy water, ropes are attached to them. The dangerousness of the company had shown Friday the death of an experienced Thai diver who had died at the exit of the cave due to lack of oxygen.

Drama in the cave: the boys write letters

The football team had made a trip to the cave on June 23 and, after thunderstorms, had been surprised by the rising volumes of music. ;water. Only nine days later they were found by divers and provided food. For more than two weeks, Thailand is worried about the fate of boys who have received messages of support from around the world.

First, the forces had tried to find another cave exit for the rescue. In addition, they considered the possibility that the rescue would take place only in a few months, when the water flows from the cave after the end of the monsoon season. However, the rise in water level and the simultaneous decrease of the oxygen content in the cave finally forced them to act immediately.

Rescue operation apparently over for today

According to CNN, the rescue operation of the trapped football team has been completed for today . He cites eyewitnesses on the field

Witnesses saved eighth boy

BREAKING: we now learn that the seventh and eight young footballers were out of #thamluangcave within minutes of the # 39, the one and the other. Rescuers from northern Thailand have now taken four people out of the cave tonight. The first emerged at 16:30. The second at 18h

– amanda hodge (@hodgeamanda) 9. July 2018

The parents were allowed to see children

On Monday, the parents of the boys who were saved Sunday were allowed to see them in the hospital for the first time. Physical contact was not allowed due to the risk of infection.

Six still have to be saved

Meanwhile, there are still five boys and the youth football team coach in the cave.

The number 7 is also out

The boys six and seven are currently prepared at the field hospital to be transported to the hospital.

Boys 6 and 7 emerged from the Thai cave: The Strait Times #ThaiCaveRescue

– ANI (@ANI) 9. July 2018

A sixth boy is treated at the # 39, Field Hospital

According to Thai media, a sixth boy reportedly left the cave and is currently being examined at the field hospital installed in front of the entrance to the cave

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– Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) 9. July 2018

Fifth boy arrives at the hospital

A fifth boy who was evacuated from the cave in northern Thailand arrived in Chiang Rai to join his four teammates already in the interior. pic.twitter.com/LZps1E9mMx

– Matt Rivers (@MattRiversCNN) 9. July 2018

Sixth Boy Saved

According to unconfirmed information, the sixth boy has already been saved. A seventh is also just before the cave exit.

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One more dive

According to the Thai media, the exit from the cave should now be easier: rescuers now have more than to dive with the young in a section – between the third and the fourth bedroom. Other dives are no longer necessary.

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Four boys reached the base of deployment

Four other boys joined the base of the mission of the 39 Monday's rescue team, leaving behind them the most dangerous part of the cave. The report said the "Bangkok Post", citing a member of the crisis team. The teens arrived at the base around 4:00 pm local time (11:00 am CEST)

Divers and youth needed about four hours to complete the trip, according to the newspaper. According to reports, the base is located about two kilometers from the exit of the cave.

A boy is transported to the hospital

A video shows how the fifth boy, who has just been saved from the cave, is being transported to the hospital.

A fifth boy was saved and went to the hospital. The ambulance just pbaded us on the site of the cave #ThaiCaveRescue pic.twitter.com/VO8Sy6DYog

– Debi Edward (@debiedwarditv) 9. July 2018 [19659036] First boy rescued on Monday
At least one boy was saved from the cave on Monday. This is reported by CNN. Up to now, five boys would have been saved

Rain could become dangerous again

Rain could still be a danger Monday: Heavy rain clouds can be spotted over the cave.

Parents should not kiss their sons

The four boys already rescued are quarantined at the hospital. Parents do not yet have the right to have physical contact with their sons, so do not kiss them as they are so weak that there is a high risk of infection. This is what Narongsak Osottanakorn, chief of the rescue mission

Doctors would finally decide if family members could see the boys "from afar or through the glbad".

Diving in the branched cave already exhausting for professionals. The guys and their coach had only known the principles of diving in recent days. Some of them can not even swim. The four boys recovered Sunday had received sedatives before the rescue, as reported by one of the divers involved in the action. That's how they wanted to avoid panicking.

The Sunday rescue operation

The four young survivors of the Thai cave had received medication before diving. "The boys were under tranquilizer so as not to panic," Denmark's Ivan Karadzic told Danish radio. He participated in the rescue operation on Sunday and helped halfway through the flooded cavern to replace the air cylinders.

"We have painted all kinds of disaster scenarios – equipment that breaks down. He needs to be revived, "he told the Danish press agency Ritzau. "We were prepared for that, but nothing happened, everyone was at their post and doing exactly what they had to do."

Boys wore diving suits and masks. "They looked a little scared, but they were not panicked or anything, and they smiled and said thank you," reported the diver. The rescue continues, but it must first gather forces and will probably be restored Tuesday. He hopes that the whole salvation can be completed on Tuesday

"Perfect conditions like yesterday"

Although it rained a lot during the night of Monday, the operations team was able to continue the work. 39, relief effort relentlessly. The rain water was drained and did not endanger the mission. "In the coming hours, we hope to hear good news, the conditions are perfect as yesterday," said the chief of the rescue operation, Narongsak Osottanakorn, at a press conference Monday.

The school warns to take lessons

The youth footballer trapped in a cave is now used as a reminder in Thailand. In the Prasitsart School of the Mae Sai community in northern Thailand, where six of the twelve boys are taught, a large poster hangs on their backs. He reads: "You never know when you want your English." ("You never know when you will need your English.")

This is a translation of one of the English students with British diver John Volanthen, who discovered the team after days research in the cave. ("How much are you here?" "13" "Brilliant.") In Thailand, where many people find the English language rather difficult, the boy has already received much praise for that. In addition, the school announced Monday that boys must first write their homework about the happy outcome of the drama.

Even military helicopters on the spot

Even a military helicopter flying over the area of Tham Luang cave, which still includes nine people.

At least five rescue vehicles on the site

At the entrance of the cave, at least five rescue vehicles have already been placed. Eight boys and their coaches are still waiting to be saved from the cave.

Four ambulances drive to Tham Luang cave in # Thailand . A fifth followed soon after. 8 boys and their football coaches are still trapped inside pic.twitter.com/kh07pOdWmp

– Jo Shelley (@joshelleyCNN) 9. July 2018

+++ L & Rescue operation resumes +++

As reported by "CNN", citing a naval officer, the bailout should have been resumed. "The mission has begun and is under way." The rescuers were the same divers who were already on duty on Sunday. Other media reported on the resumption of the mission.

Second day operation to rescue eight boys and their trainer resumed 10 minutes ago under heavy rain conditions. #ThaiCaveRescue pic.twitter.com/IwfVbEcaiH

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90 divers in action

In total, about 90 divers are in action. The core team consists of 18 special divers, most of them from abroad, from countries like Australia and the United Kingdom. Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said on Monday that the boys would be out of the den again in groups of four. This would mean that the action continues for several days

Other actions remain unclear

It was unclear on Monday how the authorities intended to go further. On the official side, there was no information as to whether the next rescue attempt had already started or when it should start. According to the Minister of the Interior, divers who have successfully completed their first Sunday action will be used again

The rescue of the youth team, which is stuck about four kilometers deep, is considered extremely dangerous. Rescuers virtually drag boys out of the way

In-depth review

The government of Thailand wants doctors to examine the four boys of doctors who were rescued from the cave. Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda said Monday, according to a Bangkok Post report, that the four members of the football team aged between eleven and sixteen were "strong". They will now have to undergo further medical examinations.

The boys have been treated since their release on Sunday at a hospital in the provincial capital of Chiang Rai. Eight players and the coach are still in the cave.

These guys would have been saved

According to the British newspaper "Dailymail", these four boys have already been saved from the cave:

Monhkhol Boonpiam (13), also known as Mark, was the first to be released from the cave. Even the 11-year-old Nattawut "Tle" Takamsai should already be in the hospital. He was the third to be saved.

Second, Prajak "Note" Sutham (14, left) should have been released from the cave and finally Pipat Bodhi, 15 years

According to this report, the coach is still in the cave. An official confirmation is still pending

The rescue mission will continue soon

In Thailand, it is already noon, according to the media, the rescue mission should be continued soon. Before the abortion of yesterday, the reserves of breathable air in the cave should be refreshed.

Sunday's rescue "very easy"

The first phase of the rescue operation started Sunday morning was held in the words of the governor "very easily": "We were faster today. Than expected. " The boys were taken to a hospital in Chiang Rai City 60 kilometers away

. Rescuers are doing well in the circumstances

According to the authorities, the survivors are doing well in the circumstances. The eighth floor of the clinic, where the boys spent the first night after their rescue, is cordoned off by the police. On Monday, a first group of civilians was released in the infirmary. However, there was no confirmation from the hospital that they were already members of the family.

Rescue Diver Sunday

Today, according to Thai Interior Minister Paochinda Anupong, the same divers as yesterday save the survivors because they already know the cave and know how to proceed the best.

Even coaches saved?

Like several media reports, the boys' coach is already among the survivors. It is said that the 25-year-old is very weak and sick because he would have distributed all his food to the young people

. Families of boys rescued from a Thai cave are waiting for their first meeting. As reported by the Thai PBS station on Monday, the authorities have informed the families to be ready for a visit to the hospital. On Sunday, special divers rescued four of the young footballers from the cave. They are currently being treated in a hospital in Chiang Rai City.

Heavy monsoon rains at night

Rescuers may face another hurdle in the planned rescue of the remaining eight teenagers and their football coach from a cave in Thailand: On Monday night, heavy monsoon rains plunged into the Chiang Rai area for hours. The extent to which rainfall affected the water levels in the cave was initially unclear.

Thai weather authorities also predicted a 60 percent chance of rain with thunderstorms on Monday. The forces had also pushed their rescue operation Sunday because of weather forecasts, although expert diving is considered difficult and dangerous.

The rescue continues

In Thailand, the rescue mission of the footballers trapped and their trainer of a cave will continue Monday. The first four teenagers were released from the partially flooded cave in the north early Sunday night (local time) after 15 days of captivity and transported to the hospital.