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(Caracas, July 10, News24) .- The evacuation of 12 children and their football coach trapped in a flooded cave in northern Thailand s 39 is completed Tuesday the survivors will spend more than two weeks underground .
"The 12 Wild Boar – the name of their football team – and their coach were evacuated from the cave," announced the Thai Navy's elite team that participated in the rescue on Facebook.
A first child was leaving on Tuesday afternoon, then, in a fast succession of events, the others left when it was already dark in Thailand confirmed several sources of rescue teams consulted by the 39; AFP. 19659004] Tuesday's rains added pressure to the operations to save the remaining four children and their trainer.
Out of a total of 13, five left on Tuesday, four Monday and four Sunday. A team of foreign expert divers flanked by commandos of the Thai Navy carried out the operations that were meticulously planned .
Between the flooded tunnels and the narrow passages through which they had to slide, the road was full of difficulties.
Since Sunday rescuers have started the operation to remove the members of the "wild boars" stranded. His rescue put an end to a complex operation that triggered massive prayer days in Thailand and had the collaboration of experienced divers from several countries.
The first eight children – four rescued on Sunday and four on Monday – taken from the cave by a team of experienced foreign divers flanked by members of the Thai Navy are in "good health" said [19659004] The first surviving children underwent radiological and blood tests. Two of them, who had symptoms of pneumonia, received antibiotics and are in a "normal state," said the official, who said everyone would remain under observation at the hospital for one week
. of the 12 minors, aged between 11 and 16, and their coach, 25 years old, who were trapped in the cavern on June 23 because of the flooding of the waters inside . But the drama has also been closely watched abroad. The international media has sent hundreds of journalists to the site and the children have received messages of support from the most diverse personalities, from US President Donald Trump to technology guru Elon Musk, to Argentine football star Lionel Messi .
British Prime Minister, Theresa May, celebrated Tuesday on Twitter "the courage of all involved" in the operation .
"All released, good job!" Said Donald Trump.
Former Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, exiled since his government was overthrown by a coup in 2014, wanted to thank international aid at a operation involving British and American military divers ] "Thailand will always be grateful for this historic rescue," he wrote on Twitter
FIFA President Gianni Infantino even invited children to attend the event. World Cup final on July 15 in Moscow. But, according to a senior official of the Ministry of Health, Thongchai Lertwilairatanapong, they will not be able to go to Russia and will have to stay in the hospital for a while. According to the information of AFP
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