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A photo of the Royal Thai Navy of July 7, 2018 shows the Thai military personnel in a cave complex during rescue operations for the youth football team and their technical badistant in the cave of Tham Luang at Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park, Chiang Rai Province, Thailand. Operations are underway to safely remove the 13 members of the youth football team, including their badistant coach, imprisoned in Tham Luang Cave since June 23, 2018. (Thailand) EFE / EPA / Mae Sai ( Thailand ), July 7 – A member of the rescue team is seriously injured and three others were slightly injured by a car accident occurred operations for rescuing twelve children and an adult trapped in a cave in Thailand local media reported today.
The group was traveling in an off-road car that hit a ravine on Saturday afternoon, reports the news portal "KhaoSod."
The source points out the ignorance of the driver of the land that he was traveling as the cause of the incident.
Authorities continue to evaluate the options for getting the imprisoned group C & # 39; was two weeks ago in the depths of a labyrinthine cave with partially flooded pbadages of the province of north of Chiang Rai.
Officials consider two options for leaving the group: diving into underground tunnels or finding a crack in the mountain that serves as an alternative exit.
This Thursday, a 38 year old diver, a former member of the Thai Navy, lost his life while diving after completing a mission. The death of the experienced diver serves as an example, according to the authorities, to expose the difficulty of the rescue tasks of the teams.
The thirteen entered galleries on Saturday, June 23. June after a football training when a sudden storm began to flood the cavity and cut off the exit. EFE
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