Monday's operation in the Thai metro is over with the greeting of the eighth boy

9. In July, an ambitious rescue operation in northern Thailand pushed four more boys out of the subway, trying to free the prisoners from the flooded cave. As a result, Monday's rescue efforts are closed, reports CNN.

Four boys were put on safety Sunday, July 8, but relief was stopped to restore the oxygen bottles. Monday at 11 am local time (7 hours Latvian time), rescuers returned to beer

The day before, four other small football players were removed from the cave, but the same boy is always underground. It has been reported that the boys and their trainer were underground since June 23, when they toured the beer near Meza, near the border with Laos and Myanmar. At that time, it was dry, but unexpectedly, heavy rains that flooded the entrance. The football team is withdrawn until it stays in the air pocket about four kilometers from the entrance. Ten days later, two British divers return

Although the rescue of Narongsaks Osotanakorn this morning revealed that the recovery could be complicated by the rising waters after the rains last night, the only predictions that the Operation will end at 21 hours after local time (at 17 hours at the time of Latvia) have already been announced because more rescuers are participating in the mission than Sunday, reports the BBC.

At least seven ambulances came to the cave.

Delfi has already informed that during the rescue of the oxygen bottles, one of the divers was killed. [ad_2]
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