An ambulance that is believed to carry the first boy rescued from Tham Luang Cave in Chiang Rai leaves the cave for a hospital
The first two trapped footballers have been safely evacuated out of Tham Luang cave, a military news source has confirmed.
The Royal Thai Airforce’s Facebook
fanpage “Air Force Media by Kawin AFU” disclosed the good news that two
unidentified survivors were successfully brought out of the cave on
around 6.10pm, while another survivor had already reached the Navy
SEALs’ operation base on the third chamber of the cave.
The two survivors have already been transferred to the field hospital just outside the cave entrance for a medical check-up before being transported by separate ambulances to Chiang Rai Prachanukraw Hospital, the source said.
An evacuation operation to bring out the 13 footballers in the flooded cave kicked off on Sunday morning, with expectations that the first survivor would exit the front of the cave at around 9pm on Sunday evening.
It normally takes the Navy SEAL divers six hours to travel each way to bring supplies to the trapped footballers.
Source - The Nation
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The two survivors have already been transferred to the field hospital just outside the cave entrance for a medical check-up before being transported by separate ambulances to Chiang Rai Prachanukraw Hospital, the source said.
An evacuation operation to bring out the 13 footballers in the flooded cave kicked off on Sunday morning, with expectations that the first survivor would exit the front of the cave at around 9pm on Sunday evening.
Source - The Nation
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