12 students lost alive in the Thai cave are found alive

Rescue Teams found living at twelve schoolchildren and their instructor ] who were lost in a cave in northern Thailand on June 23, local authorities reported.

governor of Narangsak Osottanakorn, of Chiang Rai, said that the twelve miners between 11 and 16 years, members of a football team, and his coach out of 26, were near an island inside the cave, according to the channel Thai PBS.

The group was found after eight days of intense research in the cave about ten kilometers long which is partially flooded with the help of the Thai army and an expert From the United States, Japan, China and Australia, among others

Since the alarm about 1300 soldiers have participated in the tasks of Search and Rescue in the Cave of the Tham Luang-Khun Nam Nang Nature Park No, in the North Province of Chiang Rai.

The main obstacle was the numerous narrow passages that were flooded along the cavern, the fourth longest Thailand with about ten kilometers of longitude and frequent level changes

The teams used about 20 pumps from extraction to reduce the level of the water in the most waterlogged parts, some tasks views made difficult by the rainy weather prevailing in the region and mechanical problems

According to the official version, the disappeared interned June 23 in the galleries after a training when a sudden storm began to flood the cavity and prevent its exit.

Before the difficulty of underground access, the authorities also trace the dense jungle of the mountain in search of alternative entrances to the cave.

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