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The boys, aged 11 and 17, became trapped with their coach on June 23
Divers prepare to resume a high-risk rescue operation to release the last five members of a group trapped in a vast system of caves in northern Thailand last month.
The health of the four boys and their football coach They say that they are good while they are ready to be guided through the narrow and flooded passages of the complex.
Eight boys have been out of the caves in the past two days.
The operation inside the Tham Luang caves attracted world attention
The group was trapped on June 23 after heavy rains that caused flooding. They were found last week by divers
- Who are the Thai boys trapped in a cave?
- What is the risk of Thai rescuers?
How are the boys saved?
The eight boys were not saved. seen in public, but have been declared to be in good health.
The four who came out on Monday were stretched out of the caves and taken to hospital in nearby Chiang Rai.
The first group of four boys, who were rescued on Sunday, are held in quarantine at the hospital and have not yet been reunited with their parents.
Thai authorities claim that rescued boys can eat rice porridge, although they ask for a favorite pork dish. was refused until their digestive system recovered from 10 days without food.
& # 39; Success against all odds & # 39;
By Dan Johnson, Tham Luang's Caves
It's going like clockwork. Ambulances that slowly move away from the entrance of the cave with their flashing lights show that another boy has been saved. There is a buzz around everyone and optimism grows. The word seems to spread from different sources, but the Thai Navy Seals Facebook page gives official updates.
This is a cautious and delicate operation full of risks. But this bailout – daring, dangerous and complicated – works. It's a success, against such difficulties. The relief begins to break the tension that has lasted for more than two weeks.
There was another break here overnight. Nobody wants to rush. There is admiration for the dedication of the diving team, his skills and his experience. They have taken up this challenge. But four of the boys, and their football coach, are underground for a 17th night. On Tuesday, we will all hold our breath, hoping to see them emerge.
How are they saved?
A team of 90 expert divers – 40 from Thailand and 50 from overseas – work in the cave system.
They guided the boys through the darkness and submerged passages to the mouth of the Tham Luang cave system.
Coming and coming where the boys are has been an exhausting round trip, even for experienced divers.
The process includes a mix of walking, wading, climbing and diving along the guide ropes already in place.
Wearing full face masks, easier for novice divers than traditional respirators, each boy is accompanied by two divers, who also carry his air supply.
The hardest part lies halfway to a section called "T-Junction", which is so narrow that divers must remove their air tanks to cross it.
Beyond, a cave – called Room 3 – a
There, boys can rest before making the last walk, easier at the entrance. They are then transported to Chiang Rai Hospital.
To indicate the dangerousness of the trip, a former diver of the Thai navy died Friday in the caves. Saman Gunan was returning from a mission to provide the group with air tanks when he was running out of oxygen
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He lost consciousness and could not be resurrected.His colleagues said that they "would not let our friend's sacrifice get lost."
The chief of the rescue mission said that the second day of the operation had been easier than the first.
A pumping operation massive would have helped lower the water level inside the cave system, making the trip easier than it was.
Who are the boys and their coach?
Some details emerged from the team members and their coach [19659007] Captain Duganpet Promtep 13 years old, is described as a motivator and highly respected by his teammates. He had apparently been spotted by several professional Thai clubs
Myanmar-born Adul Sam-on age 14, speaks several languages, and was the only member of the team to be able to communicate with divers British when they
It was the birthday of Peerapat Sompiangjai aged 17 when the group was trapped in the cave. The snacks that the boys brought with them probably helped them to survive their ordeal.
Assistant Coach Ekapol Chantawong, 25, was considered the weakest of the group when they were found, he reportedly refused to eat food and gave it to boys
How the group has he arrived?
The boys were found in the cave by British divers a week ago, about 4km) aged 11 to 17, they belong to a football club called wild boars, and became trapped at of an excursion with their coach
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It took nine days to find them in the dark depths of the underground network.
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