Marina confirms the four new rescued from the cave of Thailand

Mae Sai (Thailand), 9 July .- At least four people were saved during the day today from the northern cave of Thailand where was trapped for more than two weeks and where there are still Five Trapped Thai Navy Reports

Newly released add to four children who remain hospitalized at Chiang Rai Provincial Hospital for a check-up after leaving the cave on Sunday.

In a message posted on his Facebook profile, the Navy's elite corps confirmed the number by disclosing eight images of wild boar, the mascot of the football team in which the children play.

Like yesterday, the survivors came out in a staggered way; the first left the cave around 4:45 am local time (09:45 GMT) and the last left around 19:00 local time (12:00 GMT), according to KhaoSod.

Official spokespeople are scheduled to appear tonight in front of the media.

Several helicopters performing emergency transfer tasks flew over the press camp located two kilometers from the cave, according to Efe.

Thai Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-ocha, oversaw the operation this afternoon. evacuation, although it is not planned that of the declarations to the means.

The international contingent of various rescuers returned to enter the cavity at 11.00 local time (04.00 GMT) with the aim of returning with one of the nine people who are tomorrow they remained cloistered, a said Narongsak Ossottanakorn, spokesman for the operation.

This second attempt could be faster than the one made the day before thanks to the good conditions Yesterday, they contracted the rescue teams inside the underground tunnels, said Narongsak.

Rescue members, with the children, have to overcome to reach the outer mouth of the cave a complex route with labyrinthine galleries partially flooded and Between the first operation, Sunday and this second, the authorities interrupted the Rescue for about 14 hours to proceed with the replacement of the compressed air cylinders used during the evacuation work and to evaluate flooded parts of the cave.

The arrival last Saturday of a rainy season in the region and will remain for much of the week marked the beginning of the rescue operation.

Precipitation is one of the main concerns of the authorities, because the water filtered by the mountain can re-flood the galleries and cancel the drainage carried out The 12 schoolchildren aged 11 to 16 were found alive and their guardian was 26 years old.

Narongsak insisted on the problem of rain, but said that a military team is in the mountains with the task of blocking the entry of water into the underground tunnels.

The thirteen trapped entered galleries on Saturday, June 23 after a football training when a sudden storm began to flood the cavity and they cut off the exit.

They were found after nine days of intensive research involving more than 1,300 people. EFE