Jennifer17
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It would be daylight there now.
I think that all those things have been suggested before, but it is the narrow, low passages that are the problem.First I heard of this, and I have no idea if it can be utilized:
French divers offer to help Thai cave rescue
French Divers Offer Help
"What we could bring is a dozen specialists trained for speleological dives using equipment dedicated to this environment who are able to dive in troubled water without any visibility," Olivier Lanet told Euronews.
"We have developed a stretcher which can be used to move a person through floodwater even if they are unable to move on their own. And this stretcher, once in the water, weighs nothing. It floats and can be easily maneuvered by two experienced divers."
"It would take four hours to reach the victims, perhaps two hours to teach them the basics of diving and to make two attempts. And then, probably four or five hours to bring them to the surface."
Hi Miss Jennifer17 -- I was thinking you are living in Thailand now -- or is it that you had lived there previously?It would be daylight there now.
...and a big AMEN to that , Sista! ❤︎❤︎❤︎Checking on the boys! May God have mercy on all persons involved with rescue.
Hi Miss Jennifer17 -- I was thinking you are living in Thailand now -- or is it that you had lived there previously?[/QUOTE
I lived there for ten years in two stints. I came home for good in 2008
Timely. (Cough.)First I heard of this, and I have no idea if it can be utilized:
French divers offer to help Thai cave rescue
French Divers Offer Help
Most people in the US are probably celebrating the 4th of July now. Don’t worry. You’re good ̄
Sorry for all my posts in a row -- seems I am always on here when nobody else is! (Or do I need to take a hint? )
Anyway, does anyone know if the divers were against the current in reaching the boys, or if it will be against current on the way out? Or possibly different current direction in different areas, depending on the inflow source? Or perhaps some areas are like a swirling, or rolling current?
Anybody know?
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Divers took more than three hours to reach the ledge where the boys are sheltering on Monday, but moving with the current on their return took about 50 minutes.
Thai cave rescue: boys 'learning to dive' before new storm
Divers took more than three hours to reach the ledge where the boys are sheltering on Monday, but moving with the current on their return took about 50 minutes.
Thai cave rescue: boys 'learning to dive' before new storm
I know it sounds easy but if u read back to earlier threads it explains all the obstacles. Navy Seals found it extreme and beyond.They are 50 minutes from getting out??? WTF get them out already!!!