07-08-2018, 05:35 PM
Good news: four of the Thai soccer players have been successfully rescued from the cave by rescue divers.
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According to an official, among the freed quartet are Nattawut 'Tle' Takamsai, 11 (top), Prajak Sutham, 14 (bottom left), and Pipat Bodhi, 15 (bottom right).
Thirty-five emergency doctors were on standby as the 'exhausted' boys were flown by military helicopter or driven in ambulances to Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital.
Divers will not be rescuing the remaining eight children tonight, the Thai Public Broadcast Service announced, reporting: ‘Only six of the boys will be taken out tonight.’ However, authorities later confirmed they had only been able to rescue four boys, instead of the planned six.
The other eight players – and their coach – will remain underground and be rescued tomorrow, the state-funded news agency said.
Divers are expected to re-enter the caves in between ten and twenty hours' time because there were not enough air tanks along the route to continue, an official said.
A staggering 90 divers have been involved in the rescue in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex, with only 40 of them coming from Thailand.
Yesterday the boys' parents sent a letter to soccer coach and told him it's not his fault and they want him to keep taking care of their sons until they're rescued.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...-team.html
According to an official, among the freed quartet are Nattawut 'Tle' Takamsai, 11 (top), Prajak Sutham, 14 (bottom left), and Pipat Bodhi, 15 (bottom right).
Thirty-five emergency doctors were on standby as the 'exhausted' boys were flown by military helicopter or driven in ambulances to Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital.
Divers will not be rescuing the remaining eight children tonight, the Thai Public Broadcast Service announced, reporting: ‘Only six of the boys will be taken out tonight.’ However, authorities later confirmed they had only been able to rescue four boys, instead of the planned six.
The other eight players – and their coach – will remain underground and be rescued tomorrow, the state-funded news agency said.
Divers are expected to re-enter the caves in between ten and twenty hours' time because there were not enough air tanks along the route to continue, an official said.
A staggering 90 divers have been involved in the rescue in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave complex, with only 40 of them coming from Thailand.
Yesterday the boys' parents sent a letter to soccer coach and told him it's not his fault and they want him to keep taking care of their sons until they're rescued.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...-team.html