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After found alive the 12 children and their monitor trapped for nine days in a cave in Thailand, rescue teams search for the most "safe" means of rescue in a few days. tasks that could take "months".
An outpost of two expert divers managed to reach the cavity where the victims fled last night, according to a video posted on Facebook by rescue teams
. dirty clothes in the mud the children thanked the arrival of rescue teams and asked "What day is today?" before asking for food: "We are hungry!"
"You are very strong … a lot of people arrive, we are the first," said one of the members of the rescue group
. 19659008] was found on high ground near the water that floods the passages and about four kilometers inside the cave where they entered the past day 23.
The governor from Chiang Rai, Narongsak Osottanakorn, confirmed that none of the victims suffered from critical health problems after being examined by a group of doctors who closely followed the group's evolution.
The relatives of the disappeared are jubilant hearing the good news, During the operations followed by the minute and with great expectation throughout the country.
Today, rescue teams plan to transport food and water to the shelter "for at least four months" as well as drugs. try and recover children from 11 to 16 years, and adults from 26 years.
"We will not release them until we have found a totally secure way," the governor told the media. Chiang Rai, where is the cave
Narongsak tells Efe by phone that he does not know "how many days" they will perform the rescue work.
Meanwhile, the authorities are trying to deploy along the cave. a telephone cable allowing the missing to talk to their families
The twelve members of a football team and their coach will have to learn to dive before they can leave the underground tunnels.
The main obstacle is the many narrow passages along the cave, the fourth longest in Thailand with about 10 kilometers in length and frequent level changes.
"Trying to take non-divers into the cave is one of the most dangerous situations possible, even if it's relatively easy," says Anmar Mirza, one of the international volunteers who led the mission, collects the newspaper "Bangkok Post".
Since the alarm was given on Saturday 23, about 1,300 troops participated in the search and rescue tasks in the cave of the natural park Tham Luang- Khun Nam Nang No Near the border between Thailand and Burma.
The group was found after several days of intense research in which left cited elite army corps, rescue personnel and volunteers, and who also had experts from the United States. United States, Japan, China and Australia among others.
The teams used about twenty pumps to extract the water level in the most waterlogged parts, tasks that were hampered by the rainy weather that plagued the region and mechanical problems.
The Meteorological Services, however, warn of the arrival in the region of new heavy rains likely to delay the relief operations during the monsoon ending in October [19659006] According to the official version, the missing entered the galleries on June 23 after a training session a sudden storm began to flood the cavity and prevented its exit.
The rangers who activated the emergency mission ran into bicycles, shoes and other property of the missing at the entrance to the cave.
"Our mission is to seek, to save and to return, and for the moment we have found them, and the next step will be to take them out of the cave and send them home," said the governor. a press conference
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