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Emergency teams attempt to anticipate the rescue operation of boys trapped in a cave in Thailand
The path under the ground brings a thread of hope. In extreme conditions, lifeguards face temperatures above 30 °. It is in the far north of Thailand that one of the biggest dilemmas in rescue operations in the world is going on at that time.
What can be done to speed up the rescue? How will these children survive so long on this piece of land at nearly a kilometer from the surface?
Everyone received food, medicine and blankets. To encourage them, the Navy tries to get the communication cables through faster. They did not rule out the possibility of using explosives to break through. But it is very risky.
Any ransom option is complex. But until now, the most likely to bring back the boys is to send the divers to the place where they were found on Monday (2).
They should not go out at the same time. Rescuers will take five to six hours to reach them and at least five others to return. You will have to face the mud. Some pbadages are very narrow for anyone swimming with scuba tanks. Even more by bringing back a child.
During the past 24 hours, the rains fell. The flood dropped about an inch and a half an hour. 128 million liters of water were removed. But the threat of storms during the weekend leaves everyone worried.
At the entrance to the cave, the drive is all the time. Rescuers try to keep the children as long as possible, preoccupied by the rain that threatens to fall again and overflow.
But they have a lot of hope and they continue to work on the hope that boys can go out alone. For this, more and more water is already in the cave. It's hard work and nobody knows if it will work or not.
As parents closely follow each news, global solidarity currents have formed. The boys already have a giant crowd. On Wednesday (4), the boys were recalled by former striker Ronaldo and, on Thursday, received support from Swedish midfielder Sebastian Larsson. "All we can do is pray for them When that happens, you have to expect the best."
Almost two weeks ago, they entered the cave to celebrate the day. birthday of one of them. It was a walk after a workout. The cave was dry.
In this delicate period, the Thai authorities facing this challenge face another rescue: 49 people are missing after a boat carrying 97 people. People, including Chinese tourists, have turned to rough seas this Thursday (5) near Puket Island in Thailand.
The Thai Navy reports that 48 people were rescued and served, and two other boat incidents were recorded. But there were no casualties.
Thailand is in the middle of the so-called monsoon season, which causes heavy rains and floods, a time when accidents involving boats and cars on the roads are common. Everything ends only at the end of October, in four months.
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