Save six of the cave boys in Thailand

A senior member of the medical team accompanying a rescue operation in a cave in northern Thailand announced Sunday that six of them had left the cave flooded after being trapped for more than two years. weeks.

With 13 foreign divers and five members of the Thai Navy special forces who kidnapped the boys, some of them can not swim in narrow and submerged corridors during a mission that resulted in the death of a former diver of the Thai Navy last Friday.

The letter is full of A day after the death of a Thai diver in a crib that began two weeks ago to celebrate the birth of a boy trapped in the Tam Luang caves , in the province of Chiang Rai, in the north of the country.

The coach of the team, Ikapul Chantawong, wrote in a letter to parents that he would give them the "maximum attention" and apologized for them. to have passed through this test

. In the Thai Navy and Condition And the volunteers worked tirelessly to dry the cave from the group's location on Monday.

The mission now educates young boys aged 11 to 16 and not all to swim, a dangerous way to dive into narrow tunnels. "Today, it is zero hour," said Narongasak Osutanakorn, chief of the rescue mission. At 10:00 am (0300 GMT), 13 foreign divers, including five members of the Thai Special Forces, came to take the children. "

The trapped persons have so far spent 15 nights on a muddy bank about four kilometers inside the cave. [1969004] Ivan Katadic, a Danish diving instructor who carries bottles of In the cave, said yesterday after a dive that he was "very optimistic" about the mission, because the water level had dropped significantly

. where boys were trapped on a muddy shore, the most dangerous stage of diving, because rescuers must

other rescue plans include the supply of the cave and a line of oxygen bottles to keep the boy alive for months until the end of the monsoon in Thailand or dig a vertical exit from the forest above the cave. The President of the Federation International Football Association (FIFA) invited the young man to participate to the FIFA World Cup finals in Moscow if his rescue efforts were successful before the scheduled finals. The 15th of July. [19659004] Rescue teams performed more than a hundred vertical drilling to try to save the boys. The authorities insisted on continuing to evacuate the boys from above rather than drag them out by diving dangerously.

Usutanakorn said, "We have done more than 100 exercises, but we have not located them yet."