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More than 1,000 people from around the world, including America, Britain and others, are racing to rescue the cave children who have come out with their coach to explore the caves of 39, a Thai jungle.
The children were rescued with great effort and included a five kilometer oxygen cylinder line in the cave in preparation for the rescue of the besieged group, as well as other means. to get the group out of the cave before the rain.
A former diver was born at the time of his death The Thai Navy was killed after fainting during a rescue attempt on stranded Samarn Bunan children, said the commander of the Unity Dive Unit. Special naval forces, Samarn Bunan, 38, while he was working underwater in the cave . 
The media published maps illustrating how Thai rescue teams were executing children, with China, Britain, and Australia participating in rescue teams and divers, including British divers. 19659005] and the efforts of rescuers in the recovery of children m In the cave failed in Thailand, 14 days ago, while the authorities insisted to continue the option of evacuation of children, where they managed Sunday, to save only 4 children from inside the cave
They replied: "You are here 10 days ago, you are very strong."
While one of the boys replied, "You are here 10 days ago."
"Thank you."
In response to another boy's question about their departure date, the rescue team said: "Not today."
A TV report Al Arabiya revealed that Thais who were following all the developments of the horrific disappearance of children were receiving news of their survival with joy, especially after their parents lived in tents near the cave to save their children. The rescue said Saturday that the authorities are in conflict with the water and the weather, but they are waiting for the best opportunity to leave the besieged group before the heavy rains fall
The next three or four days are the best and most conducive. Given the levels of health of the air, water and youth, it is "We are always in conflict with water and time", he said, "It was a simple victory, but that does not mean that the war is over before winning three battles: localization, saving and returning home."
The letter of hope comes one day after the death of a Thai diver in a report on the crisis that began two weeks ago with the birth of one of the boys trapped in the Tam Lwang Caves, in the northern province of Chiang Rai.
A team of special forces from Thai special forces, police and volunteers began working tirelessly to dry the cave since the group was identified last Monday
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