Thailand cave rescue

A community united in hope (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-44736582)

What a horrible situation

Yeah seriously. I feel bad for those kids, but it sounds like they never should have gone in that deep in the first place. Especially in spots so small where air tanks can't fit through. I'm sure it wasn't flooded when they first went in there but somebody should've had some common sense given that it's monsoon season.

Hope the rescue works and everybody in there comes out alive, but from the diagram on that article seems like that's easier said than done.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/F8DC/production/_102380736_thai_cave_rescue_v3_inf640-nc.png

I also wonder if they've thought about bringing in some drilling equipment to open up the tight spots more. Maybe they could dig down towards the front to bring the water levels down? Sounds like they're not going to get all the water pumped out before the rain starts up again. Maybe they could also put up a temporary blockade at the front of the cave to keep the incoming rains out?

Rescue underway

https://www.cnn.com/asia/live-news/thai-cave-rescue-live-intl/index.html

11 hours from the entrance of the cave to where the kids are. That's crazy.

So far eight boys have been rescued and all operations have been called off for the night. As of 4 pm today.

Everyone is out, amazing job

Everyone is out, amazing jobThat really is great and amazing news

prayers answered....I got pretty skeptical after one diver drowned while getting ready.

great outcome

The story will make a heck of a movie someday

Thought the same thing...

AWESOME to get some good news for once.