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N After discovering young footballers in a cave in Thailand, he is about to release them. There have been other spectacular rescues in the past – some examples:
Germany in June 2014: More than 700 helpers from five countries are on duty for eleven days to find a seriously injured researcher in the cave save the Berchtesgaden Alps. A piece of clay had struck to the head at a depth of 1,000 meters
Spain in August 2013: Four scientists went missing for three days in the cave of Rubicera, in the Cantabria region. Auxiliaries bring them to safety safely. A fifth member of the expedition was waiting outside and alerted the relief
Spain in February 2007: A hike in a cave in the island of Tenerife ends inevitably for six tourists – they suffocate in an impbadable tunnel. 24 others can be safe or saved. The group was lost
France in May 2002: After nine hours of fear and cold, 22 schoolchildren and their companions are released from a flooded cave near Grenoble in the French Alps. The 12 and 13 year old students were surprised by the rising mbades of water.
France in November 1999: For seven days, seven speleologists have to persevere in the Cave of Vitarelles near Gramat in southwestern France. The rescuers drill tunnels in the depths and come on the group after a hundred meters. Waters had cut it back.
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