Darkness threatens the "cavemen" with depression and insomnia

As the world turns to the complex rescue of cave boys detained two weeks ago in Thailand, there are fears that all means will be ripe until the monsoon rainy season is threatened. The death of Saman Conan, a former submarine of the Thai Navy, during his participation in a process inside the cave yesterday overshadowed heavy children For diving, which has become unlikely due to the physical weakness of their structure and their ignorance of all the arts of diving, and more importantly, their inability to swim up to 6 hours in the middle of narrow and dangerous paths. Prior to this, the Thai authorities have dismissed the proposal to dig a tunnel to reach the cave from above or through a side hole for fear of collapsing on the children's heads and rescue team.
And because "calamities do not come individually", lack of oxygen, the cave is flooded with water and the difficulty of getting out of it is not the only problem met by cave boys and their coaches. Nervousness, depression and insomnia can lead to the outbreak of ongoing dialogues between them.
BBC Future tracks the expected effects on child survival and their coach is held in the dark, wet cave for a long time that could, by one estimate, reach the post-rain season (4 months).
A few days ago, when cave divers discovered the children's first question about the number of days they had spent in this place, it meant a disruption of the waking cycle. / Sleep theirs. This means that they lived in their own internal time system, replacing the system that governs our normal daily lives associated with sunrise and sunset. This condition is scientifically known as "disturbance of wake-up and non-24-hour sleep".
If the time spent by children and their trainer in the dark, it will cause more suffering with the day / Depression and deterioration of the ability to concentrate and metabolic and hormonal disorders.

The American billionaire Elon Mask offered to help the Thai government to contribute to the resolution of the crisis. "The company has drilling experience," he adds, adding that he proposes to insert a nylon tube into the cave and inflate it into a "castle". air "to create a tunnel under the water that will allow the team to come out.
Maskak says his company would help save the team using his "advanced and advanced penetrating radar."

As divers carried messages of boys trapped in a cave in northern Thailand to their families yesterday, rescue teams were investigating the possibilities. Digging work to remove them from their bin, before rain predicted again Threatening to raise the level of water there in the soil.
and these letters what he wrote to his parents Aekarat "My father and my mother, not Tqlqa, left home two weeks ago, but I will return to work in the Osaadkm store". "I'm in great shape, but the heat is a little weak, do not worry about me and do not forget to get ready for my birthday party." The letters written by the boys to families anxiously waited on the door of the cave are the first evidence.
The 25-year-old footballer wrote a letter asking the families of boys that he had taken after the training to be allowed to cave.
He said, "Thank you for all the psychological support, I ask permission from all parents."

Students visit a site where participants come together to offer free massage services to those in need.
Four students, supervised by their mother, said they wanted to help the rescue efforts after their teacher told them about the fate of the 12 boys and their trainer, who had been trapped in a flooded cave during two weeks.