Released from the Thai Cave: How to rescue the excavated footballers?

Sixteen junior football team members and their coach were rescued after Thailand's pillar Luang Guha stayed for 17 days, one of the world's most discussed topics right now. On June 23, the group of dignitant footballers stopped the entrance of the cave due to the sudden rain and rain caused by their coach while traveling inside the cave. If the water is growing inside, the coaches and members of the Wild Boars football team are trapped. After 9 days of missing, the rescue team found them on June 2. Even if they were found, it was not possible to get them out. It was quite dangerous to get them out of the cave due to floods and floods. Rescuers risk their lives and provide oxygen and food to them. A Thai Navy Diver died on returning oxygen supplies. It is believed that how difficult was their rescue. Let's know how many brave rescuers have
completed the rescue.

How were they saved?

Recovered divers reaching the trapped boys with special breathing aids. They have to get out of the same way, if the work was not a trained diver, it was almost impossible for someone.

Each boy brought two divers out of the dive. Each boy took a diver with himself while the other brought out and the other came back swimming behind them. In the narrow areas, before they open the air tank, the boys have to get out of that way and then have to get out of the air tank. Before bringing out, drugs were given to control the anxiety of adolescents. Each of them is masked for the whole face, because it is considered to be advantageous for beginner divers.

According to many, the plan to bring the footballers out of the cave through diveries was very dangerous. However, the British diver teams said they want to bring the boys out before the situation gets worse due to more water and rubbish in the cave. Martin Grass, chairman of the Kevin Diving Group, said, "It can be a bonus that they were young. The youth feel unbeatable and they can see it as a brave campaign."