[ad_1]
BANGKOK – It took more than four months to bring to life the group of 12 Thai children living alive yesterday with their trainer in a cave in northern Thailand after nine days without contact with the outside world. This was announced this morning by the Bangkok Army, while attempts to empty the water from Tham Luang Cave with huge pumps installed by the rescuers have only been a success limit.
According to a spokesperson, boys – all between the ages of 11 and 16 – must be trained to dive during the rainy season, ending in November, and wait for the risk of precipitation to fall
Meanwhile, he will be nurtured and badisted without interruption, even psychologically. Many doctors have already said that they are willing to spend periods with them in the high point where they found refuge from the water that flooded the cave shortly after their entry on June 23.
"Stable Conditions" – The 12 boys are in complex under stable health conditions and no one is in critical condition. Narongsak Osatanakorn, the governor of Chiang Rai Province, who directs the rescue operations, said this morning
An initial medical badessment, said the governor, was conducted on site using a "red, yellow, and green "" Define the conditions of boys, on a scale from "critical" to "serious", to "stable".
"We have discovered that most boys are in the" green "situation, and maybe a little they have injuries that could be considered" yellow, "but no one is in the situation. red, "Narongsak explained. Foods and liquids have been provided to all for gradual recovery.
Source link
