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The cave in which the boys were lost (Ansa)
I 12 boys blocked by 10 days in a cave in Thailand with the their trainer is doing well, but could take months to put them in safety if they do not learn to dive with him first. dive gear to try what would be an almost desperate business. This was announced by the Thai army a few hours after their discovery last night by the two British divers in a kind of beach 4 kilometers from the entrance of Tham Luang cave.
Food and medical supplies, including high-calorie gel and paracetamol, have already been provided to the group. "We will send them more food to withstand at least four months and train them to dive while we continue to drain the water," said Navy captain Anand Surawan. Many boys do not even know how to swim.
Rescuers question the elevation of the water level to bring relief and even attempt to install a telephone and a power line to allow the group to talk with the family. the governor of Chiang Rai, Narongsak Osatanakorn
The 12 boys were missing with their coach from June 23rd.
Monday evening: rediscovered safe and sound
The boys were found "safe and sound" but can not be recovered immediately. While waiting for the recovery, the rescuers will stay in the cave with them until they can all cover the 4 kilometers that separate them from the exit. "We are going to bring them food, but we are not sure that they can feed themselves because they have not eaten for a long time, we will send them a doctor who will be able to immerse themselves" said the governor.
The Searches of Boys (Lapresse)
I 12, between 11 and 16 years old, all players a football team made an excursion to the Thaum Luang cave with his coach of 25 years. In front of the entrance, their bicycles were found. Subsequent rains flooded the entrance blocking boys in the interior and making rescue efforts very difficult
Over the days more than a thousand people with the help of ten countries, they embarked on relief efforts that held all of Thailand in suspense, while no sign of life came from the cave. The hope of everyone, and parents who were waiting all day in front of the cave, was that the boys could find a dry haven. In fact, it happened.
Children are part of the Moo Pa (boar) football team. The head coach, Nopparat Kantawong, was sure that the team spirit would help them resist. "They will take care of each other," he said, quoted by the Thai media. The youngest of the group, 11-year-old Chanin "Titan" Wibrunrungrueang, has been playing football since the age of seven. The captain of the team is Duangpet "Dom" Promtep, 13 years old.
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