Missing a week in the cave of Thailand, the team of youth teams was not found

BANGKOK, KOMPAS.com – Relief teams from China and Australia team up to find the existence of teenage football teams lost in the cave, in Thailand, for more than a week.

Reported from CNN On Monday (2/7/2018), deployed divers thought they had approached the group area and could be sheltered.

International rescue operations involving more than 1,000 Thai emergency service personnel, the US Army and British experts.

A total of 12 boys and their 25-year-old football coach are missing while visiting a cave in Tham Luang Nang No, Thailand. to the north, on June 23rd. They disappear after heavy rains that raise the level of water in the cave.

Divers are now approaching a very dry area, Pattaya Beach, a few miles from the cave entrance. However, the governor of Chiang Rai Province, Narongsak Osottanakorn, think that it is still possible that the divers of the Thai Navy can soon reach the point where the presence of children and coaches

"We are very happy With the result, the water level is reduced to make the diving team easier to work. "

The football team consists of 12 children aged 11 to 16 years. They are lost in a labyrinth of caves popular with tourists.

The cave is decorated with limestone rocks in its high ceilings, creating an atmosphere similar to an amphitheater in its first kilometer.

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a narrow alley that endangers the visitors.

All the family and friends continue to pray daily near the cave. Some of them fell unconscious of exhaustion and were sent to the hospital.

"I felt shattered when I found the bag, the cell phone and the shoes," says Sudakorn Sutham, father of one of the missing children. But all I can do is wait, "he said.