Thailand, race against the clock to bring out the 12 boys. "Intense rain at the weekend"

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There is a huge logistical difficulty and divers work day and night to improve the infrastructure in tunnels and tunnels. flooded caverns. We hope it can take a few days, but there is also the danger of much longer time. The group is now badisted by seven people, including a doctor and a nurse from the Navy. He was given high-protein foods and restorative drinks, and slowly everyone regains strength and relaxes muscles atrophied by immobility. But before moving them from this small strip of un-flooded land to more than 800 meters underground, where they were found last night by two British speleologists in recognition, "we want to be sure that they are one hundred percent "said a rescue officer in the search base, a mud mud where the news of the" boys "discovery made the smile of rescuers and volunteers hopeless after nine days without news. The Thai authorities are facing a dilemma.

Heavy rains are expected from the weekend and then the miraculous 13 should be released first, hoping that dozens of pumps in constant action (spills 1.6 million liters per hour) are able to empty the Tham Luang enough water. The risk is that when this useful window is closed, the rescue becomes even harder for the continuous flooding of a cave where water continues to filter through a thousand yards. water. But it's a race against the clock to equip a mud track and sudden dives, and most importantly to understand how to transport a group of people who can not even swim along a tortuous two-kilometer labyrinth and half. In the cave, where about a thousand people now cooperate in 11 countries, we are still working today without stopping. In addition to supplies and medicines, dozens of oxygen bottles and special masks have been used, which can also be used by those who are not trained to dive, as they allow them to breathe through the nose . In the evening, a telephone cable was also installed to allow children and parents to communicate.

Lights and cables were installed along the path leading to the main entrance, while on the outside they are trying to identify alternative revenues. There would also be the possibility of drilling the cave and taking the kids out of the summit, but it would require better mapping, and on this jungle-covered mountain, there is no way to bring the 39, equipment required on site. "Everything is very risky, the greatest caution is required," admits one of the thirty American divers who arrived from the base in Okinawa, saying in the morning the army said refueling will be enough for four months, which suggests that one solution is simply to wait until the end of the rainy season.But the desire to kiss the children that we feared to lose is so strong that no one at base camp wants to think about such a long wait, has won the race against time to save them, now there is another one: get them out quickly and all of thailand seems determined to win too