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Rescuers have asked for the donation of 15 small full face masks, according to the Thai News of MCOT. This will fuel speculation that rescuers are preparing to guide the boys through the water in full diving gear.
Rescuers ask for donation of 15 small-sized full face masks for the boys in the cave. #TNAMCOTEnglish @TNAMCOT
Judging by a Microsoft translation of this Twitter update, rescuers told reporters that the medium sized masks that they do have available were too big for the boys. If there are any Thai speakers reading this please email a translation to matthew.weaver@theguardian.com.
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Here’s a graphic showing the location of the trapped boys and their coach.Here’s a graphic showing the location of the trapped boys and their coach.
Bill Whitehouse, vice-chair of the British Cave Rescue Council which is helping the rescue efforts, played down speculation the boys could be taught to dive.Bill Whitehouse, vice-chair of the British Cave Rescue Council which is helping the rescue efforts, played down speculation the boys could be taught to dive.
Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme he suggested they could be guided through the water in “packages”.Speaking to BBC Radio 4’s Today programme he suggested they could be guided through the water in “packages”.
Asked how feasible it would be to teach the children to dive, he said: Asked how feasible it would be to teach the children to dive, he said: “It is certainly not easy. The other alternative is that you literally bring them out in packages. In other words you fit them with diving equipment: a full face mask, instead of having a gag in your mouth like a lot of divers use; package them up; put the correct weights on them so that they are neutrally bouyant and are not going to get stuck again. It has been done before.”
It is certainly not easy. The other alternative is that you literally bring them out in packages. In other words you fit them with diving equipment: a full face mask, instead of having a gag in your mouth like a lot of divers use; package them up; put the correct weights on them so that they are neutrally bouyant and are not going to get stuck again.
It has been done before.
He also explained how the British divers reached the trapped group.He also explained how the British divers reached the trapped group.
They were diving upstream in the system so they were having to swim against the current, or pull themselves along the walls. Some of the cave is fairly constricted and other points aren’t. I gather the actual diving section was about 1.5km, about half of which was completely flooded and about half of which was open.They were diving upstream in the system so they were having to swim against the current, or pull themselves along the walls. Some of the cave is fairly constricted and other points aren’t. I gather the actual diving section was about 1.5km, about half of which was completely flooded and about half of which was open.
They estimated that a round trip to where the party was and back again is probably about three hours.They estimated that a round trip to where the party was and back again is probably about three hours.
Whitehouse was sceptical about the prospects of pumping enough water out of the cave to allow the boys to walk to safety. He said: “They are trying to do that with pumping, but pumping a monsoon away is not that easy.”Whitehouse was sceptical about the prospects of pumping enough water out of the cave to allow the boys to walk to safety. He said: “They are trying to do that with pumping, but pumping a monsoon away is not that easy.”
Whitehouse described the British divers leading the mission as the “A Team”. He added: “They have been at the spearhead of making their way through, because they have the skills and the expertise to do it. One of the first things they had to do was lay a guideline so that they could get out again and so others could follow along.”Whitehouse described the British divers leading the mission as the “A Team”. He added: “They have been at the spearhead of making their way through, because they have the skills and the expertise to do it. One of the first things they had to do was lay a guideline so that they could get out again and so others could follow along.”
AFP has an Q&A on the next steps:AFP has an Q&A on the next steps:
Could they dive out?Could they dive out?
In theory yes: but it is an extremely difficult task. Cave diving is already very risky, especially for young boys in a weakened state who have no diving experience.In theory yes: but it is an extremely difficult task. Cave diving is already very risky, especially for young boys in a weakened state who have no diving experience.
Tham Luang cave where the boys have been trapped is one of Thailand’s longest at 10km (6 miles) and one of the hardest to navigate with its winding and at times narrow corridors.Tham Luang cave where the boys have been trapped is one of Thailand’s longest at 10km (6 miles) and one of the hardest to navigate with its winding and at times narrow corridors.
If they dive, they have no choice but to follow the steps that rescuers took though tiny passageways clogged with mud and silt. That journey takes a healthy - and skilled - Navy SEAL diver about six hours.If they dive, they have no choice but to follow the steps that rescuers took though tiny passageways clogged with mud and silt. That journey takes a healthy - and skilled - Navy SEAL diver about six hours.
Officials said they would attempt to train the boys to use crucial diving gear after they are rehabilitated with food, water and medical support.Officials said they would attempt to train the boys to use crucial diving gear after they are rehabilitated with food, water and medical support.
“Cave diving is a very technical skill and it’s extremely dangerous, especially for an untrained diver,” Anmar Mirza, coordinator of the US National Cave Rescue Commission. “So they may end up being better off trying to supply them in cave until they can be gotten out by other means.”“Cave diving is a very technical skill and it’s extremely dangerous, especially for an untrained diver,” Anmar Mirza, coordinator of the US National Cave Rescue Commission. “So they may end up being better off trying to supply them in cave until they can be gotten out by other means.”
Could they be dug out?Could they be dug out?
Explorers have spent days scouring the mountain top for possible alternative openings. They have found a few “promising” leads and have tried to drill deeper.Explorers have spent days scouring the mountain top for possible alternative openings. They have found a few “promising” leads and have tried to drill deeper.
But there is no indication that any of those chimneys connect to the chamber where the boys have been stranded.But there is no indication that any of those chimneys connect to the chamber where the boys have been stranded.
Again, the boys need to spend time getting stronger in the depths of the cave before they can attempt to climb up a second entry - if one is found - or be lifted out.Again, the boys need to spend time getting stronger in the depths of the cave before they can attempt to climb up a second entry - if one is found - or be lifted out.
What about walking out?What about walking out?
This would be the safest option, but at the moment it is impossible because parts of the route remain flooded.This would be the safest option, but at the moment it is impossible because parts of the route remain flooded.
So in theory they could wait, but that means hoping that flood waters subside.So in theory they could wait, but that means hoping that flood waters subside.
Water pumps are working around the clock to drain the floods though it has been an uphill battle for much of the week as heavy rains refused to let up.Water pumps are working around the clock to drain the floods though it has been an uphill battle for much of the week as heavy rains refused to let up.
If the current break in bad weather sticks, this option could be more promising.If the current break in bad weather sticks, this option could be more promising.
But weather forecasters warn downpours may soon return as monsoon season sets in.But weather forecasters warn downpours may soon return as monsoon season sets in.
“If the rain fills up the cave system then that might take months before the water drops again,” Belgian diver Ben Reymenants, owner of Blue Label Diving in Thailand who is assisting the search, told AFP.“If the rain fills up the cave system then that might take months before the water drops again,” Belgian diver Ben Reymenants, owner of Blue Label Diving in Thailand who is assisting the search, told AFP.
How long could it take?How long could it take?
It depends how long it takes for them to regain strength.It depends how long it takes for them to regain strength.
Experts say they could remain inside for weeks - or even months - as rescuers work out the safest option for their extraction.Experts say they could remain inside for weeks - or even months - as rescuers work out the safest option for their extraction.
The military said Tuesday it was preparing enough food for four months but did not speculate they could be in there that long.The military said Tuesday it was preparing enough food for four months but did not speculate they could be in there that long.
Are the boys in the right mindset to move?Are the boys in the right mindset to move?
They clearly want to leave. In footage that emerged after the boys were found by two British divers late Monday one asks to “go outside.”They clearly want to leave. In footage that emerged after the boys were found by two British divers late Monday one asks to “go outside.”
One of the diver replies “I know, I understand... no, not today.”One of the diver replies “I know, I understand... no, not today.”
Even if they are physically fit enough to dive, they will need the mental prowess to stay calm in the murky waters and claustrophobic passageways that stand between them and freedom.Even if they are physically fit enough to dive, they will need the mental prowess to stay calm in the murky waters and claustrophobic passageways that stand between them and freedom.
“They’re mentally stable which is actually pretty good,” Reymenants said.“They’re mentally stable which is actually pretty good,” Reymenants said.
“Luckily the coach had the sanity of mind to keep them all together, huddled together to conserve their energy, that basically saved them.”“Luckily the coach had the sanity of mind to keep them all together, huddled together to conserve their energy, that basically saved them.”
Bill Whitehouse, vice chairman of the British Cave Rescue Council, said the UK divers described the journey to the chamber as a “gnarly dive”.Bill Whitehouse, vice chairman of the British Cave Rescue Council, said the UK divers described the journey to the chamber as a “gnarly dive”.
“The description in (the) email was it was ‘a bit of a gnarly dive’, which means there was a bit of complications and problems,” he told BBC Breakfast.“The description in (the) email was it was ‘a bit of a gnarly dive’, which means there was a bit of complications and problems,” he told BBC Breakfast.
“(There was) quite a strong current, so they were having to swim against the current and pull themselves along the wall. The visibility in the water wouldn’t have been very good.”“(There was) quite a strong current, so they were having to swim against the current and pull themselves along the wall. The visibility in the water wouldn’t have been very good.”
Two volunteer British cave divers, Richard Stanton and John Volanthen, are believed to be the first to locate the boys and their coach.Two volunteer British cave divers, Richard Stanton and John Volanthen, are believed to be the first to locate the boys and their coach.
Officials are sending in divers to secure the location where the 12 boys and their football coach are currently trapped by high water levels.Officials are sending in divers to secure the location where the 12 boys and their football coach are currently trapped by high water levels.
There are fears that conditions are too dangerous to remove the boys immediately and so the military are sending in food provisions to last the group for up to four months, until the end of the monsoon season, when water levels recede making conditions safer to rescue the group.There are fears that conditions are too dangerous to remove the boys immediately and so the military are sending in food provisions to last the group for up to four months, until the end of the monsoon season, when water levels recede making conditions safer to rescue the group.
Divers will stay with the group while they wait to be extracted and will use the time to teach them how to use scuba gear, to aid with their eventual rescue.Divers will stay with the group while they wait to be extracted and will use the time to teach them how to use scuba gear, to aid with their eventual rescue.
The Chiang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn told reporters they were looking at all options, but “I don’t think they will be home soon.”The Chiang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn told reporters they were looking at all options, but “I don’t think they will be home soon.”
A medical team has been sent in to assess the health of the trapped boys and their coach and reported back that they are all in good health or having only “light” injuries.A medical team has been sent in to assess the health of the trapped boys and their coach and reported back that they are all in good health or having only “light” injuries.
A rescue diver has said the boys were “very weak, but alive”.A rescue diver has said the boys were “very weak, but alive”.
Cave rescue experts have warned that any attempts to remove the boys while waters remain high could be “unbelievably dangerous” for the boys and their rescuers, given the conditions.Cave rescue experts have warned that any attempts to remove the boys while waters remain high could be “unbelievably dangerous” for the boys and their rescuers, given the conditions.
News that the group has been found safe has been met with jubilation across Thailand, where news of the search is trending on Twitter and people are posting cartoon images of the team.News that the group has been found safe has been met with jubilation across Thailand, where news of the search is trending on Twitter and people are posting cartoon images of the team.
The young football team, made up of 12 boys aged between 11 and 16, and their coach went missing on Saturday 23 June, after monsoon rains trapped them inside the Tham Luang cave network.The young football team, made up of 12 boys aged between 11 and 16, and their coach went missing on Saturday 23 June, after monsoon rains trapped them inside the Tham Luang cave network.
They were found on Monday night after a nine-day round-the-clock search involving international teams of divers.They were found on Monday night after a nine-day round-the-clock search involving international teams of divers.
Footage of the group, shot by the British divers who reached them first, showed the boys and their coach huddled on a ledge surrounded by water. They said they were hungry and asked what day it was and if they could leave.Footage of the group, shot by the British divers who reached them first, showed the boys and their coach huddled on a ledge surrounded by water. They said they were hungry and asked what day it was and if they could leave.
And with that, I’m handing over to my colleague Matthew Weaver.And with that, I’m handing over to my colleague Matthew Weaver.
Another question that is cropping up quite a lot on Twitter is what the group ate and drank for nine days.Another question that is cropping up quite a lot on Twitter is what the group ate and drank for nine days.
The answer is we don’t know yet. With food it is likely they ate nothing, or only the little food they might have brought with them into the caves.The answer is we don’t know yet. With food it is likely they ate nothing, or only the little food they might have brought with them into the caves.
One rescue diver reported the condition of the boys was “very weak” and the boys repeatedly told the British divers who found them that they were hungry, with one child telling his friend in Thai “Make sure they know we’re hungry”. So that fits with them not having much to eat while they have been trapped.One rescue diver reported the condition of the boys was “very weak” and the boys repeatedly told the British divers who found them that they were hungry, with one child telling his friend in Thai “Make sure they know we’re hungry”. So that fits with them not having much to eat while they have been trapped.
As for drinking water, it is likely they drank water that filtered through the rock, or even drank floodwater. Throughout the week officials have expressed concern that they boys may be drinking contaminated water and a priority is getting clean water or a water filtration system to the boys.As for drinking water, it is likely they drank water that filtered through the rock, or even drank floodwater. Throughout the week officials have expressed concern that they boys may be drinking contaminated water and a priority is getting clean water or a water filtration system to the boys.
There is widespread relief that the boys have been found, after nine painful days of waiting.There is widespread relief that the boys have been found, after nine painful days of waiting.
Our south-east Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Petersen wrote this report during the week about the terrible vigil that families had been forced to keep at the entrance of the cave as they waited for news.Our south-east Asia correspondent Hannah Ellis-Petersen wrote this report during the week about the terrible vigil that families had been forced to keep at the entrance of the cave as they waited for news.
Here’s how the nine-day search unfolded.Here’s how the nine-day search unfolded.
My colleague Luke Henrique-Gomes has this helpful explainer about what the options are for rescuing the boys and what the dangers are.My colleague Luke Henrique-Gomes has this helpful explainer about what the options are for rescuing the boys and what the dangers are.
For those of you asking me questions on Twitter (and feel free to keep doing so), this explainer answers most of your questions, including why the children can’t just dive out immediately with rescuers and how long the rescue is likely to take.For those of you asking me questions on Twitter (and feel free to keep doing so), this explainer answers most of your questions, including why the children can’t just dive out immediately with rescuers and how long the rescue is likely to take.
Butch Hendricks, a veteran rescue diver and president of Lifeguard Systems in the US, says a key point is the fact none of the boys can swim.Butch Hendricks, a veteran rescue diver and president of Lifeguard Systems in the US, says a key point is the fact none of the boys can swim.
If they’re not afraid of the water, they can be put into equipment they can breathe with, and a full face mask. They may need custom wetsuits so they don’t get so hypothermic they can’t function.If they’re not afraid of the water, they can be put into equipment they can breathe with, and a full face mask. They may need custom wetsuits so they don’t get so hypothermic they can’t function.
Because of the narrow passages, only one boy can be brought out at a time. Hendricks said: “If a problem occurs in that passageway, we’ve going to have a stall, then they will have a back-up, which could cause life and death.” He said the system would work like a relay, where each boy is passed between rescuers.Because of the narrow passages, only one boy can be brought out at a time. Hendricks said: “If a problem occurs in that passageway, we’ve going to have a stall, then they will have a back-up, which could cause life and death.” He said the system would work like a relay, where each boy is passed between rescuers.
The intensive search for the 12 boys and their coach has been followed avidly in Thailand over the last week.The intensive search for the 12 boys and their coach has been followed avidly in Thailand over the last week.
After the news broke that the group had been found safe, three hashtags to do with the search started trending on Twitter in Thailand: #13ชีวิตรอดแล้ว (the 13 have survived), as well as the name of the cave in both Thai and English: #ThamLuang #ถํ้าหลวงAfter the news broke that the group had been found safe, three hashtags to do with the search started trending on Twitter in Thailand: #13ชีวิตรอดแล้ว (the 13 have survived), as well as the name of the cave in both Thai and English: #ThamLuang #ถํ้าหลวง
Some expressed their excitement at the news by posting cartoon-stye drawings featuring inspirational slogans, or paying tribute to rescuers.Some expressed their excitement at the news by posting cartoon-stye drawings featuring inspirational slogans, or paying tribute to rescuers.
We found them. We found them. We found them. We found them.#ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/bjIrl0PqqIWe found them. We found them. We found them. We found them.#ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/bjIrl0PqqI
Finally, we did it. 😭#ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/4zZNrxRZt3Finally, we did it. 😭#ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/4zZNrxRZt3
🐗:Hey you!🐗:Thank you. (Crying)💂🏻‍♂️: How many of you?🐗: 13!💂🏻‍♂️: 13?🐗: yeah 13!💂🏻‍♂️: Many people are coming. #13ชีวิตต้องรอด #ถำ้หลวง🐗:Hey you!🐗:Thank you. (Crying)💂🏻‍♂️: How many of you?🐗: 13!💂🏻‍♂️: 13?🐗: yeah 13!💂🏻‍♂️: Many people are coming. #13ชีวิตต้องรอด #ถำ้หลวง
Come back to home 🖤🖤 #ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/hgznZuAnqzCome back to home 🖤🖤 #ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/hgznZuAnqz
ทุกคนปลอดภัย❤️#13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/XoYxBpTGHbทุกคนปลอดภัย❤️#13ชีวิตต้องรอด pic.twitter.com/XoYxBpTGHb
HOPE is REAL.#ถ้ําหลวง#13ชีวิตต้องรอด#ทีมหมูป่าอะคาเดมี pic.twitter.com/AMQvPuJ9VVHOPE is REAL.#ถ้ําหลวง#13ชีวิตต้องรอด#ทีมหมูป่าอะคาเดมี pic.twitter.com/AMQvPuJ9VV
In new video footage from the rescue site, diving expert Ben Reymenants has described the condition of the 12 boys and their coach as “very weak”.In new video footage from the rescue site, diving expert Ben Reymenants has described the condition of the 12 boys and their coach as “very weak”.
“They’re very weak but they’re all alive,” he said.“They’re very weak but they’re all alive,” he said.
“So they’ll be OK?” a reporter asked him.“So they’ll be OK?” a reporter asked him.
“No guarantees, but yes,” he said.“No guarantees, but yes,” he said.
Narongsak Osatanakorn, the governor of the province, announced that all the boys were in stable condition, though a few had “light injuries”. The group has been visited by medics and medication is being sent in to them.Narongsak Osatanakorn, the governor of the province, announced that all the boys were in stable condition, though a few had “light injuries”. The group has been visited by medics and medication is being sent in to them.
The National News Bureau of Thailand has reported the steps the Thai Navy SEALs in charge of providing first aid to the football team will take to care for the boys. There are eight steps:The National News Bureau of Thailand has reported the steps the Thai Navy SEALs in charge of providing first aid to the football team will take to care for the boys. There are eight steps:
This process is expected to take just 30 minutes per person, though, obviously many of these steps will not be able to be taken until it is safe to remove the group from the cave.This process is expected to take just 30 minutes per person, though, obviously many of these steps will not be able to be taken until it is safe to remove the group from the cave.
Responding to a question from a reader, it is worth clarifying how the group got trapped in the cave network, given the boys cannot swim.Responding to a question from a reader, it is worth clarifying how the group got trapped in the cave network, given the boys cannot swim.
The boys are believed to have gone to the caves on an excursion with their football coach after football training on Saturday 23 June.The boys are believed to have gone to the caves on an excursion with their football coach after football training on Saturday 23 June.
It is believed the boys crawled into the 10km cave system, before monsoon rains started suddenly and flooded the caves, trapping them inside and blocking rescuers’ attempts to get to them. The boys were found sheltering on a mud bank about two metres above the water level, so it seems they have climbed to higher ground as water levels have risen.It is believed the boys crawled into the 10km cave system, before monsoon rains started suddenly and flooded the caves, trapping them inside and blocking rescuers’ attempts to get to them. The boys were found sheltering on a mud bank about two metres above the water level, so it seems they have climbed to higher ground as water levels have risen.
The Tham Luang cave network is one of Thailand’s longest and is a popular tourist attraction, though there are signs posted at the opening to the cave warning people that the cave network can become flooded during monsoon season.The Tham Luang cave network is one of Thailand’s longest and is a popular tourist attraction, though there are signs posted at the opening to the cave warning people that the cave network can become flooded during monsoon season.
Thanks for the question Andrew, if you have any questions or contributions, you can reach me on Twitter or on kate.lyons@theguardian.comThanks for the question Andrew, if you have any questions or contributions, you can reach me on Twitter or on kate.lyons@theguardian.com
BBC News are reporting that four divers are currently approaching the boys to give them energy gels and first aid, saying that two in the group have “minor injuries”.BBC News are reporting that four divers are currently approaching the boys to give them energy gels and first aid, saying that two in the group have “minor injuries”.
Their initial aim is to secure the area where the football team and their coach were found, which is a mud bank, roughly two metres above the water level, five kilometres into the 10km network of caves.Their initial aim is to secure the area where the football team and their coach were found, which is a mud bank, roughly two metres above the water level, five kilometres into the 10km network of caves.
Divers will also be bringing the boys food supplies to last four months, in case they need to remain in the cave until the end of the monsoon season, as well as other supplies, like light sources and medication.Divers will also be bringing the boys food supplies to last four months, in case they need to remain in the cave until the end of the monsoon season, as well as other supplies, like light sources and medication.
As we have already reported, the current plan is to wait until conditions have improved and the water level has dropped before attempting to move the group. In the meantime, divers will teach the boys how to use scuba gear.As we have already reported, the current plan is to wait until conditions have improved and the water level has dropped before attempting to move the group. In the meantime, divers will teach the boys how to use scuba gear.
The BBC also reported that efforts to pump water out of the cave network had continued and they were successfully removing 10,000 litres every hour, resulting in water levels in the cave network dropping by one centimetre an hour. However, heavy rains are meant to return to the area tomorrow.The BBC also reported that efforts to pump water out of the cave network had continued and they were successfully removing 10,000 litres every hour, resulting in water levels in the cave network dropping by one centimetre an hour. However, heavy rains are meant to return to the area tomorrow.
The search in pictures. Click here to see the full gallery.The search in pictures. Click here to see the full gallery.
Thai people are sending thanks to the international community for assisting with the search for the missing boys and their coach.Thai people are sending thanks to the international community for assisting with the search for the missing boys and their coach.
In particular, many people are singling out Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, the British divers believed to be the first to make contact with the boys.In particular, many people are singling out Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, the British divers believed to be the first to make contact with the boys.
Thai blogger Kaewmala wrote “Thais are especially grateful to these British cave divers”, above pictures of Stanton and Volanthen and others posted pictures of the men and links to profiles of the men.Thai blogger Kaewmala wrote “Thais are especially grateful to these British cave divers”, above pictures of Stanton and Volanthen and others posted pictures of the men and links to profiles of the men.
Thais are especially grateful to these British cave divers who, together with Thai Navy Seals, had first contact with the boys.Of course, many more play a part in this remarkable international search and rescue operation. And we are thankful to all involved. #ThamLuangRescue https://t.co/kFAnubXm2wThais are especially grateful to these British cave divers who, together with Thai Navy Seals, had first contact with the boys.Of course, many more play a part in this remarkable international search and rescue operation. And we are thankful to all involved. #ThamLuangRescue https://t.co/kFAnubXm2w
Great Job : คุณ เวิร์น อันเสวิร์ธ นักสำรวจถ้ำชาวอังกฤษ ยินดีที่ได้พบทีมหมูป่า Richard williams Stanton และ john Volanthen ซึ่งเป็นชุดล่วงหน้าร่วมกับหน่วยซีลไปพบทีมหมูป่า ยังไม่ให้สัมภาษณ์ใดๆ มีการให้ข้อมูลกับทีมซีลอเมริกันถึงจุดที่พบเด็กบริเวณเนินนมสาว pic.twitter.com/QK5jHVAoLcGreat Job : คุณ เวิร์น อันเสวิร์ธ นักสำรวจถ้ำชาวอังกฤษ ยินดีที่ได้พบทีมหมูป่า Richard williams Stanton และ john Volanthen ซึ่งเป็นชุดล่วงหน้าร่วมกับหน่วยซีลไปพบทีมหมูป่า ยังไม่ให้สัมภาษณ์ใดๆ มีการให้ข้อมูลกับทีมซีลอเมริกันถึงจุดที่พบเด็กบริเวณเนินนมสาว pic.twitter.com/QK5jHVAoLc
For more about the British divers, Eleanor Ainge Roy has this report.For more about the British divers, Eleanor Ainge Roy has this report.
German press agency DPA are reporting that officials are installing phone cables in the cave so parents can talk with their children, whom they have not seen in nine days. But that the governor has confirmed the children will definitely not be brought out of the cave today.German press agency DPA are reporting that officials are installing phone cables in the cave so parents can talk with their children, whom they have not seen in nine days. But that the governor has confirmed the children will definitely not be brought out of the cave today.
Latest update: #Thailand officials are installing phone cables in the cave so the parents can talk to their kids today. But they’re not gonn be brought out today for sure, according to the governor. #Thailandcave #ThaiCaveRescue #ThamLuang #Thamlaung #ถ้ำหลวง #ทีมหมูป่าLatest update: #Thailand officials are installing phone cables in the cave so the parents can talk to their kids today. But they’re not gonn be brought out today for sure, according to the governor. #Thailandcave #ThaiCaveRescue #ThamLuang #Thamlaung #ถ้ำหลวง #ทีมหมูป่า