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MAE SAI, THAILAND
EFE
Diving teams pulled four more children yesterday, the same number on Sunday, from the Northern Thai Grotto where four children and their guardian of June 23
Narongsak Ossottanakorn, spokesman for the rescue staff, confirmed that the eight are admitted with good health conditions to Chiang Rai hospital, the capital of the province of the same name.
Relief operations were interrupted after nine hours of rest and preparation for the third mission, which could begin tomorrow, with the aim of removing the rest.
"Some workers need to rest, while others will be responsible for getting ready for the next day," Narongsak said.
Like Sunday, those who were saved yesterday went out of line; the first left the cave around 16:45 local time and the last left around 19h local time. After the evacuation, they were taken by helicopter to the health center where the four comrades rescued the day before were interned.
A Labyrinth
Divers, as well as people trapped about four kilometers from the entrance, have to overcome a labyrinth of partially flooded galleries with irregularities and zero visibility.
The children, many of whom can not swim, started taking their first lessons at the beginning of the month
Each of them is accompanied by two professionals, one in front and one behind, who carry the cylinder of # 39; air. it allows you to breathe. The group follows a tense guide, but a significant portion of the trip is under water, and they pause in Camp B, located about 2.5 kilometers from the entrance.
The thirteen prisoners were interned in galleries Saturday, June 23, after a football training, a sudden storm began to flood the cavity and cut the exit.
They were found after nine days of intensive research involving more than 1,300 people.
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