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The complex rescue operation of the twelve children and their football coach trapped in a cave in Thailand two weeks ago began this Sunday successfully, they saved four of them. them, but the other nine will have to wait for the evacuation resumed in " ten hours minimum ", reported the crisis cell
According to the balance reported by the 39, rescue team, four children have already left, each of them guided by two professional divers. After leaving this cave in northern Thailand, they were taken by ambulance to Chiang Rai Hospital.
"The next rescue operation will begin in at least ten hours," said Narongsak Osottanakorn, cell chief. of crisis, at a press conference this Sunday evening
Osottanakorn announced this Sunday morning that it would be "a great day", since the evacuation should begin. Children "will go out one by one, it will last two or three days," said Chalongchai Chaiyakorn, one of the leaders of the Crisis Staff
The operation involves "thirteen World clbad specialists arrived Ossottanakorn adds: "The children were surprised by a water level rise on June 23 in this cave in northern Thailand, the border with Burma and Laos.
" Perfect conditions "
For the moment, no image of the operation has been made public, the Thai authorities having created a large security perimeter around the cave.
The Crisis Staff considers that the current conditions of an evacuation are "perfect", especially with regard to the level of water in the cave.
The rescuers were ordered to evacuate on Sunday or in the morning the cave area to clear the place and "help the victims "." All those who are not involved in the operation must leave the area immediately, "police said loudspeaker on the site, where are hundreds of journalists. "We must use the area to help the victims."
The announcement was followed by a battle raid in the camp raised by reporters, with cameras and cots to keep the best positions during the shooting of the evacuation. children
Before the mbad arrival of journalists for days, authorities have installed metal barriers to keep them at bay and allow rescuers to work without cameras around them.
Rescuers have been studying for a few days whether or not to proceed with a dangerous evacuation, as the monsoon rains that should be falling short could ruin the ongoing efforts of the past few days to pump the air. water from
Exit before the rain
Rescue services managed to stabilize the oxygen levels by inserting a pipeline of several kilometers to bring this gas to the place where the children are cornered.
The rains that could arrive in the coming days could reduce much of the muddy salient in which the group takes refuge.
The death of an exbuzo of the Thai Navy on Friday during a supply operation illustrates the risk level of the trip. In addition, Saturday night, an intense downpour fell for half an hour that reminded the urgency of evacuating children.
It is because of the monsoon rains that the children were trapped after deciding, which reason is not yet clear, visit the cave after his football training, with the youngster coach, 25.
As an alternative to diving evacuation, the teams made about 100 vertical holes in the mountain. Some of them are shallow, but one is about 400 meters deep. No drilling of this type has been announced on Sunday morning.
The rescue of seven young men still in the cave of Thailand will resume in ten hours
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