Thailand, rescue operation of baby football players in the cave began

Operations began in Thailand for the recovery of the 12 boys trapped in the Tham Luang cave in Tahilandia with their trainer, while the region began to rain heavily. A group of 18 superspecialized divers, 13 foreigners and 5 sailors from the Thai Navy, will release them one at a time. It will take at least 11 hours for the first to go outside, two days to get everyone back. "They are ready and determined," said Governor Osatanakorn, who heads the operations. A possible increase in the level of water in the interior could complicate and lengthen the time of the recovery operations.

According to local sources, the first boy started the long voyage of diving and rough pbadages accompanied by divers from the Navy. and sub super experts from England.

The exit road will last several hours with a key pbadage two-thirds of the way: a narrowing of 45 cm in diameter of the conduit. The illustration published by the Daily Mail explains it very well

The 12 boys trapped will be divided into a first group of four people, followed by three groups of three. Then they will be out one at a time anyway. The Bangkok Post writes, citing sources among the rescuers and adding that the coach of the young players team will be the last to go out. Already in recent days, rescuers have said that recovery will give precedence to the most physically and mentally ready. The coach had been reported as the weakest, also because for days he had given up his share of food, leaving it to his boys.

Divers brought into the cave right now two tons of equipment to harness and breathe under Water boys. Just in these minutes the reporters present at the exit of the Mae Sai cave were abducted by 2 kilometers: as soon as they are in fact, the boys must be transported in a few minutes to a nearby hospital for a quick quarantine by fear of infections.

Meanwhile, the rains began to be abundant: "we have little time to save them," say the rescuers

The race against the time and the flight of Mae Sai began: in the beginning of Afternoon, now Italian, the first result of the blitz waited by 13 families and the whole world lives.

The rescue mission. Rescue teams enter the cave at 10 am local time (4 hours in Italy). "I confirm that we left with the rescue operation," said Osotthanakorn, who is in charge of the rescue operation. "The water level is good, the divers are ready, the guys are physically, emotionally and mentally ready to go out," he added. The operation requires that each boy be escorted by two divers. Then they will be removed gradually, one at a time, said Narongsak. Rescuers expect the first recovery to be completed as soon as possible before 9:00 pm local time. In the rescue, 18 divers are involved, 13 of whom are foreigners and 5 are Thai. The water levels in the cave have decreased enough in recent days – thanks to intense drainage operations – and now children can cross underpbades, Narongsak said.

They entered the cave yesterday to evaluate the boys' health conditions and confirmed that they were ready to go, continued Narongsak. In the last days, parts of the cave were completely submerged by the water and the duration of the trip, from four kilometers from the exit of the cave to the location where the boys are. and their car, oscillates between four and six o'clock. Meanwhile, rescue teams are frantically working to remove other rocks and other obstacles from the exit. Water currents inside the cave in recent days were strong, visibility was non-existent in some places and the path under the water was complicated by many narrow pbadages and craggy rocks. In addition, some of the guys do not know how to swim.