Four in the football team saved the cave – got sedatives

CHIANG RAI / STOCKHOLM. Four boys in the Thai football team were rescued from the cave.

Dives tells kids to have soothing ways to cope with this dangerous journey

– Virtually everything we do is dangerous, says diver Ivan Karadzic. 19659004] On Sunday morning, the governor of Thai province Chiang Rai came to the press conference saying that it would be D day.

The area surrounding the entrance to Tham Luang cave was emptied on the media. Hundreds of journalists set up camp in a school just outside the national park. He has also moved volunteer food stations and rescue personnel constantly passing through to eat, rest or reload food supplies.

Calm down

Diving boys with boys was seen as a last resort. The water is muddy and crowded, the passengers are dark and cramped, and the rescue has already required the life of a diver

– The boys have calamities to avoid panic " says Ivan Karadzic, Danish diving instructor. 19659004] The operation began to remove four of the twelve boys who got stuck in the cave since June 23rd. They were squeezed into each diver and wore a mask attached to an air duct.

"All that we are doing is dangerous "

The miles that children would come out at about half the distance under the water, according to the Guardian's graphs.

– It was very good. I would like to sleep well, but I'm glad we have four boys, says Ivan Karadzic at DR

– Almost everything we do there is dangerous, says Ivan Karadzic

tens of thousands of liters of 39; water. continued to sink out of the pipes in the area around the cave. Soldiers, volunteers and specialists from around the world continued to move forward and out of the gates. Externally, the rescue work seemed to have been since the disappearance of children more than two weeks ago

The boys could come out of the cave

But while the rain was increasing Sunday afternoon, the activity suddenly increased. Two of the boys had been put out of harm's way and all those involved had been able to fire the first stroke of relief.

Two hours later, two other boys had gone out. Volunteers littered in the rain whenever an ambulance helicopter or car with the sirens passed by.

In the evening, Governor Narongsak Osatanakorn announced at a press conference that the operation had proceeded much better than expected. According to witnesses, the boys could get out of the last hole before being transported to the hospital for a checkup.

The governor announced that the rescue operation would take a break of 10-20 hours. Among other things, you must place new air cubes at dives and boys along the way.

Even parents do not know who was saved

Which of the boys who were rescued do not even know their parents, says one of The Guardian's mothers. Only after 48 hours in the hospital will the boys come to meet their parents if they feel good enough. They can then be printed within five days.

At the hospital, the windows were covered and the authorities established a one kilometer radius that the media can not penetrate inside, reports TT

obstructing the work to take out the remaining nine Monday morning. The entire operation can take up to four days, said the governor.

Including military and civilian volunteers, 1,000 people are expected to take part in the relief work. The dive team that participated Sunday was composed of 13 people, with a total of 90 divers on the site. Care is available for rescue personnel at the entrance to the cave.

– In addition to bats, there are also mosquitoes and various insects in the cave. They can spread diseases, says Thiravat Hemachudha, director of Thiravat Hemachudha Hospital Center

8 July 2018 ] 23:07