Two more young footballers of Mu Pa Academy football club on Tuesday separately emerged from Tham Luang cave in Chiang Rai province on the day 3 of operation to remove the remaining four football players and their assistant coach.
Chief operation Narongsak Osottanakorn
said earlier that the rescue authorities expected to remove all the
stranded Mu Pa members from the cave today.
The operation that began on Sunday have already retrieved eight of the 13 Mu Pa members who got stuck in the cave since June 23.
The ninth boy emerged from the cave at 4pm while the tenth about 20 minutes later.
They received medical examinations at a field hospital erected near the cave.
They will follow the same pattern by boarding an ambulance to board helicopter to Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital.
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
