as of midnight our time Thai news is reporting there will be a tentative
big push to get everybody out including the rescuers when the operation
commences in
the morning their time.
"ณรงค์ศักดิ์" ผอ.ศอร. ระบุหากวันนี้ไม่มีสภาพอะไรผิดปกติน้องๆ หมูป่า 4 คน
โค้ช 1 คน หมอ 1 และหน่วยซีล 3 คน รวม 9
Can anyone speak to the extreme measures being taken by the Thai medical team
to keep the boys in quarantine? Is that really necessary? Are they afraid the
boys might have contracted something in the cave or are they afraid that their
immune systems might be weakened and they are protecting
Latest LIVE news feed from The Guardian about the Thailand cave rescue:
https://www.theguardian.com/news/live/2018/jul/10/thai-cave-rescue-third-mission-planned-to-bring-out-remaining-boys-and-coach-live-updates
It's updated several times per hour. The morning briefing should happen
soon.
A large team of sherpas is hauling 4 enormous submersible pumps to the
sumps. Using a 3" diameter bamboo "ph*ckstick" to carry the load.
This is most likely "Plan B" in case passages flood again.
D.L.
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ABC will air a special edition of 20/20 tomorrow evening (Tuesday July
10, 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm Mountain Daylight Time) on the Thailand cave rescue.
As the next group of cave divers enter the cave, they are hopeful of
bringing out all four remaining boys and their coach,
Lee Skinner
yikes. just sent him an email. thanks. Nancy
> On Jul 9, 2018, at 5:14 PM, Jim Kennedy wrote:
>
> Logan just called me. His computer was stolen while he was in Belize. So he
> isn't online for a while. Call him if you need to reach him.
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Logan just called me. His computer was stolen while he was in Belize. So he
isn't online for a while. Call him if you need to reach him.
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The Space-X Speleo-Submarine is supposed to arrive at the cave tonight.
The main advantage is the remaining 4 kids would not have to wear anything,
and could even be heavily sedated.
Hopefully they will get to use it or at least test it.
The only problem might be in the choke-point.
Hopefully
Thanks Ron. Yes, time to think ahead!
Regards,
John
From: swrcav...@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of R J
LIPINSKI
Sent: Sunday, July 8, 2018 5:22 PM
To: J Lyles ; Lee Skinner
Cc: Pete Lindsley ; Peter Jones ; Geary
Schindel ; Penelope Boston
; N E W L I S T Southwestern Cavers of the
Hey folks,
I find this thread very interesting. However, I fear that if the wrong
individuals in BLM see it and read it as a known danger in Snowy River, then
they may shut down any further exploration beyond the identified points. They
did it with Priority 7. I would suggest that the
The Thai rescue was partly successful because they brought in hundreds of pumps
and kept pumping continuously for days. This lowered the water level enough to
allow walking in the cave water rather than diving for a significant portion of
the route. We can’t pump Snowy River. But perhaps we
The Guardian is now reporting two have been rescued and are on their way to
the hospital.
Kate
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018, 22:52 Lee H. Skinner wrote:
> 13 specialist divers have now entered the cave to escort the boys out
> using a buddy system as the monsoon rains could flood the entire cave
>
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/07/06/thai-soccer-team-evacuation-postponed-as-rescuers-continue-prepping-boys-for-dive.html
Mark W.
On 7/2/2018 11:03 AM, Lee H. Skinner
wrote:
YouTube
news:
ABC News:
American Geological Institute links to Thai Cave Rescue
Good solid information with a lot of links. This is a good one to be forwarded
to non-caving friends who have been listening to the "news", or for an accurate
summary of the situation to date. (right now 8 of the boys are out Monday AM US
Cavers,
Tom White was a UT Grotto caver in the 50's and 60's. We were friends
for many years but we did not hang out together that far back so I do
not know that much about his caving activity. I believe that he was the
person who started Texascavers and ran it for years. He was also a
A large crew of workers installed a 4 inch pipeline from somewhere near the
cave and snaked it about a half-mile down the mountain.
If the inlet is near the sumps than that could be beneficial.
It was pouring dirty water today from what seemed like natural gravity,
meaning not a pumped-flow.
I
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