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Rescue teams, supported by military, police and international badysts, are still looking for 12 children in a football team, and their missing coach a week ago in a northern cave Thailand.
Bicycles, shoes and other belongings were found last Saturday at the entrance of the cave by a group of officers from the Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Nature Park in the province from Chiang Rai.
The rangers, after a first exploration where they entered about 3km into the cave, fired that day to activate an operation where 1300 soldiers have already participated, including experienced divers and speleologists from the Kingdom -United. .
The cave, about 10 km long, is partially flooded by the storm that punishes the area.
Emergency team spokeswoman Ruetaiwan Patisen said the flooded galleries would have stopped people from leaving the site.
The teams use 20 extraction pumps to reduce the water level in the flooded parts of the cave, where they have not yet located the miners – aged from 11 to 16 years old – and adults – 25 years old.
Other teams are looking for alternative access to the cave.
Authorities released yesterday found cavities, food packets and other emergency effects aimed at finding children and the adult.
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