Four more boys have reached Chamber 3 in Tham Luang -- past the
narrow, treacherous passage near the T-junction that poses the greatest
threat to the rescue operation, a source in the operation centre
said on Monday.
said on Monday.
Another source said that one boy was brought all the way out of
the cave where 12 boys and their soccer coach had been stranded for over
two weeks, and airlifted to Chiangrai Prachanukroh Hospital, a
military source said.
The first source said the boys arrived at the chamber at 4pm after
being rescued by foreign and Navy Seal divers from the ledge - called
Nern Nom Sao.- where they had sheltered from floodwaters for more than a week.
They are the second batch to undertake the perilous journey out of
Tham Luang cave in Mae Sai district in Chiang Rai. The first four were
successfully evacuated and taken to Chiangrai Prachanukroh Hospital in Muang district on Sunday. Divers took about four hours to escort the four from the ledge to the chamber, the source added. Chamber 3 is the operational base for rescuers inside the cave. It is about two kilometres from the entrance.
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They became the second and the third to come out of the cave on day two of the operation to evacuate the footballers and their assistant coach from the cave, where they were stranded 15 days ago.
On Monday, four of his team members were separately extracted from the cave and are receiving treatment at the hospital.
Source - TheNation
Sixth and seventh footballers emerge from cave, taken to hospital by chopper
Two more boys have emerged from the Tham Luang cave near Chiang Rai, exiting at about 7pm on Tuesday. They received medical examinations at a field hospital erected near the cave.
The young Mu Pa Academy footballers, whose name have not been revealed, were taken by ambulance from the cave in Mae Sai district before boarding a chopper to Chiangrai Prachanukraw hospital in Muang district.They became the second and the third to come out of the cave on day two of the operation to evacuate the footballers and their assistant coach from the cave, where they were stranded 15 days ago.
On Monday, four of his team members were separately extracted from the cave and are receiving treatment at the hospital.
Source - TheNation
