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It's the worst nightmare of all parents – their children are stuck underground while rescuers work around the clock.
For some 12 boys and their football coach – who for almost two weeks in a flooded Thai cave – technology can be part of the answer.
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Some of the emergency mobile communication tools used by first responders were allegedly donated by the Israeli company Maxtech NetWorks.
CEO Uzi Hanuni said that the Thai authorities had requested the badistance of the employee in Thailand.
"There is a guy named Assaf who lives in Thailand and he markets our systems," Hanuni told Israel Hayom. "They approached it and said they wanted it, the systems facilitate communication in the no-receive zones, we gave them our devices and they took them to the cave." This is our Israeli contribution We did it voluntarily. "
The gift of communication systems – which function as portable radios – costs more than $ 100,000. But the resulting advertising to help save Thai children could easily offset the company many times.
The lack of reliable communication tools has hindered previous rescue attempts. Maxtech does not need a cell tower – and it is used as a lifeline so that boys can exchange data and videos with their loved ones.
MaxTech devices communicate wirelessly with each other. link at once. It sounds like beacons lit up one hill after the other, gradually sending a message in some sort of relay league.
A group of British divers, alongside the Thai Naval Special Forces, were the first to find the boys – nine days after
Rescuers are fighting the weather because the monsoon is threatening to raise the level water – flooding the section of the cave where the boys are stranded. Officials pump water 24 hours a day.
Boys should be guided through the troubled deep-water corridors – and many of them can not swim or dive. They are about 4 km.
It is not known when it will be possible to make them disappear, because the rainy season in Thailand lasts until October and the boys lack specialized training
. some worry about their physical and mental health if their situation continues indefinitely. They receive liquid foods rich in protein, as well as painkillers and antibiotics.
The group of teenagers, mostly teenagers, played football when they found refuge in the cave after a torrential downpour.
Another Maxtech employee, Yuval Zalmanov, was reported in the Hebrew media for jumping on a flight to Thailand, equipped with Maxtech emergency devices.
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