Heavy rains give time to rescue workers in Thailand

– What worries us the most, is the weather, "said Provincial Governor Narongsak Osatanakorn in Chiang Rai.

He asked the Thai Navy fighters, responsible for the rescue operations, to assess how far today, and decide if we can seize this opportunity, "announces the provincial governor Thursday morning.

Earlier, Osatanakorn repeatedly stated that he would not try to save anyone if he carried risks. The rescuers were able to give the boys a dive training while looking for alternative solutions to get them out of the cave.

The provincial governor says that boys can be saved individually, on the basis of an assessment of their degree of clarity

King asks for a fortune

Heavy rains are reported in the area on Saturday and Sunday, and the biggest fear of the government is that the level of water in the cave increases so much that divers can no longer enter the innocent boys. King Maha Vajiralongkorn has asked that the boys, aged 11 to 16, and their 25-year-old football coaches be rescued as quickly as possible, said Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan

. week, then sent food and equipment to the on-site assistants.

– Nothing to fear

Wongsuwon says that strong currents in the water inside the cave make r more difficult and less safe for boys to try to take

-. If the water goes out and the currents are weaker, they will be able to get out. There is nothing to worry about. Everyone is working at his best, especially the marine hunters, says Deputy Prime Minister

The hope is to gradually gain ground by pumping water from the cave, allowing the boys to go out without having to swim for long periods.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o said Wednesday that the water level was reaching the cave upstairs.

Currently, these sections are long, which requires good diving skills. – see that the authorities are still looking for alternative solutions.

The boys told them they had heard barks of dogs, boys and children while they were locked up. This should have led to an intensification of the work of finding a hole in the cave so that it could be safely deployed to transport the boys on this road.

The authorities have not yet completely ruled out that boys may be in the cave for four months until the end of the rainy season.

Family members gathered

on Thursday morning, some of the boys' family members gathered at the end of the cave, according to Reuters. Ratdao Chantrapul, 37, tells Reuters that she has not yet had the opportunity to send messages to her son.

– Yesterday, they tried to bring cell phones, but the bag they were in broke.

Along with diving training, rescuers are trying to make cave life as comfortable as possible for the football team. A spokesman for the authorities said on Thursday that he had not abandoned the installation of cables in the cave so the children could talk to their families.

Difficult conditions

The boys and the footballer entered the cave on June 23rd. Heavy rains caused the flooding of the cave and the football team was locked up. Since then, rescuers have worked day and night to pump water out of the cave, despite the continued fall of rain.

The harsh conditions only pump one centimeter of water into the hour.