Thailand: Jugendliche in Höhle eingeschlossen
Nur so am Rande:
Um zur aktuellen Zeit auch mal was richtig schönes beizutragen.
Und weils auch ein bisschen mit tauchen zu tun hat.
Nur so am Rande:
Um zur aktuellen Zeit auch mal was richtig schönes beizutragen.
Und weils auch ein bisschen mit tauchen zu tun hat.
So wie ich das verstanden habe, wollen die die Kinder nun unter Tage zu behelfsmäßigen Höhlentauchern ausbilden und dann raustauchen lassen. Da würde schon mal interessieren was das für ein Tauchgang wird? Wie Tief, wie lang? Deko? Multigas?
It is believed that most of the group cannot swim, complicating what would already be a difficult rescue.[...]Interior Minister Anupong Paojinda later stressed the urgency of the evacuation, adding that rain was forecast "in the next few days", the Bangkok Post reported.[...]One of the toughest stretches for the divers came as they neared the so-called Pattaya Beach - an elevated mound in the cave complex - where it was hoped the boys had sought refuge.Divers had to navigate a series of sharp, narrow bends in near-darkness. They completed the difficult journey to find Pattaya Beach flooded, so swam on and found the boys about 400m away.
BBC South East Asia correspondent Jonathan Head, who is at the scene, says that if the option to bring them out is chosen, pulling the boys back through a long stretch of partly flooded tunnels will be a daunting challenge, particularly as the rainy season has just started and water levels will rise.[...]Other teams are still scouring the mountainside in the hope of finding another way into the cave.
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Diver Ben Reymenants, who is assisting with the rescue mission, told the BBC that two Thai navy doctors had volunteered to stay with the boys for "up to four months" until the water receded.
Divers finally had a breakthrough, literally, when they chipped away at rocks and enlarged a passageway that had been too small to pass through while wearing an air tank.Quelle
Once they had created a large enough opening, they were able to push on to where they suspected the group was, roughly three miles from the cave entrance.
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If his line had been even 15 feet shorter, he would have turned back and not reached them on that dive Monday night. The group would have spent at least another night on its own in the pitch black, not knowing if a rescue would ever come.
“Literally, he finished his line, stuck the line reel in the mud, and they were looking down,” Vernon Unsworth, his friend and fellow cave explorer, said Tuesday.
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