Children rescued from Thai cave do not give to their parents – the world

The whole world follows a rescue operation in Thailand . There, flooded cave, release the children's football team, which together with the coach, went underground two weeks ago and was cut off from the water outlet, said history TSN.19: 30 .

One after the other, grabbing at the rope, rescuers prepare the way for the victims – in the narrow gorges have to run sideways, and somewhere even a hammer to break the rocks and cut the passage. From the island, where children have lived more than two weeks, at the exit of the cave up to four kilometers. It takes about 11 hours to get to the kids and get them out.

Saved immediately handed over to the doctors, helicopters and cars are quickly transported to the hospital. "After 16 days it was a day that we all waited.Finally, we can see the players of the children's football team with their own eyes", – the governor of Chiangrai Province Naranjshak Osottanakorn is happy. However, parents have not yet seen their own children because they must first be thoroughly examined by the survivors – no hug or contact, visitors must stay at a distance of one to two meters of patients until there are blood tests.

During the last two weeks, the family only saw the guys on videos taken in the cave by divers. The young men sent greetings and wrote letters to teachers and parents asking them not to ask a lot of homework and cook a fried chicken. For weakened guys, salvation is risky because during a rescue operation, the old Thai morphene, which has been disfigured by the air, is already dead. The way out is filled with muddy water and places so narrow that divers, to navigate, had to remove the oxygen bottles from the back. The cave was constantly drilled from the inside to enlarge the tunnels.

Last week, rescuers managed to pump about 40% of the water and, thanks to this part of the way, they can now walk. The dangerous distance still has to be overcome by four children and a coach, who are still in the cave. "The operation will continue in the near future, we will have to repatriate the air balloons and the rest of the equipment," Osottanakorn said. The officials hope to release the rest of the people throughout the day. The salute accelerates, as it is dangerous to stay in the cave for the boys – last week the level of oxygen fell to the inside. Rescuer efforts to cancel may be rains that cause the area.