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Tham Luang Nang, Chiang Rai Province, disappeared from the scene of the disappearance of 13 of the 12 missing children in the cave on June 23. the 12-year-old footballer, aged 11 to 16, and the 25-year-old coaches were in good health, the search and rescue divers yesterday gave the children protein-rich liquid foods. At the same time, a doctor and a nurse who were among the 7 divers who lived yesterday at the cave examined the children. Thai officials said there were two options in front of them. One of them is getting kids out of the tunnels that have been flooded by professional divers after giving the diving lessons.
NOT IN THE SWIMMING POOL
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The Thai Minister of the Interior, Anupong Paojinda, said: "Diving is not easy. It will be difficult for people who have never done that, it's not like diving into the pool, there are small chains in the cave, and if something happens in the middle of the road, may be life-threatening. "Cave rescue experts believe that it will be safer to wait for children to go out and provide them to the area instead. On the other hand, Rear Admiral Arpakorn Yookongkaew said: "We are going to take them out safely," he said, telling them that the children had been waiting for months in the worst of cases.
THE TELEPHONE LINE HELD
In order to talk to family and friends of children, we also work to install a telephone line in the cave.
LEVEL OF WATER
The fact that Thailand has a mild climate with heavy rains until the end of October shows that children can not leave the cave for at least 4 months. . During this time, more water can be filled in the cave, and the children's island can also be in danger. For this reason, the work of evacuation of water in the cave continues. However, the reduction of the water level so far has not been reached. The children will have to stay in the cave for months, constantly providing food and medical help. The fact that the visibility distance is very limited in the muddy halls filled with water from the cave makes the divers difficult to work. The teams outside the divers are looking for another safer access route from outside the cave.
BRITISH DIVIDERS FOUNDED
class = "(19459003)" Two British divers made their first contact with the losses. Firefighter Richard Stanton and computer engineer John Volanthen have already participated in successful rescue operations and volunteered for search and rescue operations in Thailand. The other day, one of the divers arriving at the children received 13 responses after asking the kids how much they were. "You are here for 10 days, you are very strong." One of the children told the divers: "We must eat". The children were 4 km from the mouth of the cave. The children and their coaches entered the cave and were caught in the rain because of the overflowing rain.
ENTERING 3 HOURS DISTANCE
The children and their cars entered the cave after being caught in the cave because of overflowing and overflowing rain. It is said that it takes three hours for the divers to reach the children, 4 km from the entrance.
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