Six boys were rescued from the cave, two were transferred to the hospital

Six boys were rescued from a flooded cave in northern Thailand where they were captured for more than two weeks, a medical team leader was hired to save, reports Reuters [19659002]. Tham Luang, was transferred to a Thai hospital in Chiang Rai provocation, Reuters reported, citing eyewitnesses.

Tosathp Bontong (Tossathep Boonthong), a health official in Chiang Rai Province, told Reuters: that the boys were examined in a Polish hospital near Tam Luang.

Twelve boys and their cave coaches were captured Sunday in Thailand, where they were captured during the past two weeks, according to media reports and agencies around the world. He is led by 13 divers and five members of the Thai naval fox.

The group is stuck about four kilometers inside Tham Luang and despite the possibility of a rise in the water level in the cave, authorities have decided it can no longer wait, reported Bi-Bi-Si.

The expert divers, who provided food to the group of boys and coaches, will take them out of the cave during a rescue operation

Ten o'clock in the hour local (three hours after the time of Central Europe), said Narongsak Osottanakorn, who conducted a rescue operation.

"Boys and coaches are physically and mentally ready, they are resolute and focused, and before the start of the action, all staff have been evacuated except rescuers, doctors and security, and the rescue plan was informed both of the captured group and their families.

Authorities engaged in the action told the media that they expected the first boys to leave the cave may appear today about 9 pm local time.According to initial estimates, the operation could take several days

It is unclear exactly how the boys will be fired, but it would seem that their trajectory will include diving and movement in those parts of the cave where the water level permits.British spokesman Bi-Bi-Si (BBC) says most of the escape route consists of in narrow and hollow passages.

Savers also plan holidays with boys and their coaches in the cave, and immediately after to the hospital

The boys, members of the "Wild Boar" football team, have between 11 and 16 years old. The lifeguards locate them last week when they bring them daily food and spend time with the boys.

Through them, the boys send letters to their relatives asking them not to worry and they can not wait for the moment to come home.