Trapped 9 Days in Goa, here are the seconds of the rescue of the youth football team

BANGKOK, KOMPAS.com – Smiles adorn all international rescue teams, relatives, friends and of course youth groups who are members of football teams and coaches teenage girls.

The 25-year-old soldier was found safe and sound in a cave in Thailand after 9 days of perdition. "We found 13 people, all survived, we will be careful until they can be moved," said Monday the local governor.

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Boys aged 11 to 16 and their coaches are huddled in Anjung, located in Tham Luang Cave by the Thai Marine Special Forces.

In the 57-minute video shot by the rescue teams, the children were still wearing football uniforms

They are seen sitting and standing on the mainland near the water.

A diver carrying out a rescue mission who finds them asking how many people are in the group.

"How many people are there?"

"Some of them responded, there were 13 people."

"13. Incredibly You've been here for 10 days You are very strong, "said a rescue team.

One of the boys He said that he was hungry, while others expressed their gratitude to the rescue team.

"When the medical team examines them, their state of health is in good condition. We will give all our attention until they are strong enough to leave."

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Authorities say that there will be a complicated process to take them out of the cave.

The football team has lost since June 23, 2018. The instructions regarding their location are bicycles and shoes found outside the entrance to the cave complex, including palm trails on the walls of the cave.

Experts from the United States, Australia, China and Britain continue to badist in search and evacuation efforts.

Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha thanked the experts and the relief team.

"The Royal Thai Government and the community are grateful for this support and cooperation, and we all hope that the team will be restored quickly and safely," said Prayuth in a statement

. Tham Luang cave complex is indeed vulnerable to the mbadive floods that occurred in Thailand between June and October.

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Rescuers are now studying the best way to take children out of the cave.

Meanwhile, several attempts have been made to pump water from the cave, diverting underground water nearby or finding an alternative.

Here are rescue images of teenage football teams trapped in the cave: