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Video Showing Cave Diving Similar To The Narrowest Points Of The Thai Cave
The drama of saving Thai boys, who had entered the cave two weeks ago before the monsoon rain together with the coach, still did not end. When 12 boys, together with the trainer, found safe place in the cave, the water flooded the cave, and the exit was no longer possible.
Courageous rescuers today saved the eighth boy, and the rescue of the remaining four boys and the coach will continue tomorrow.
Many wonder why rescue takes so long. The fact is that even the most experienced divers need about 5 hours to come out. In the flooded cave there are very narrow passages through which the swimming is very dangerous.
A video clip of two divers is coming from Castle Rock Cave in Wisconsin, which had to go through a very narrow area. Experts say the narrowest part of the Thai cave is as narrow as the one that can be seen on the video.
The divers must take their tanks off to fit through the narrow passage, otherwise the transition is impossible. The only big difference between the passage in the Thai cave and the passage we see in the video is that in the Thai cave the path is mostly covered with a dirty water, through which almost nothing can be seen.
Let's pray to save the remaining boys and their trainer safely tomorrow. We also wish a lot of luck to the divers and all the rescuers who have been trying to take the boys and trainer out from the cave for days!
Courageous rescuers today saved the eighth boy, and the rescue of the remaining four boys and the coach will continue tomorrow.
Many wonder why rescue takes so long. The fact is that even the most experienced divers need about 5 hours to come out. In the flooded cave there are very narrow passages through which the swimming is very dangerous.
A video clip of two divers is coming from Castle Rock Cave in Wisconsin, which had to go through a very narrow area. Experts say the narrowest part of the Thai cave is as narrow as the one that can be seen on the video.
The divers must take their tanks off to fit through the narrow passage, otherwise the transition is impossible. The only big difference between the passage in the Thai cave and the passage we see in the video is that in the Thai cave the path is mostly covered with a dirty water, through which almost nothing can be seen.
Let's pray to save the remaining boys and their trainer safely tomorrow. We also wish a lot of luck to the divers and all the rescuers who have been trying to take the boys and trainer out from the cave for days!
