The many news reports about the cave rescue have much conflicting information and inconsistencies. Here are some of the latest:

To keep water levels as low as possible, teams of soldiers and other rescuers have been pumping water out and building weirs across creeks to divert water away from the cave system, the/Bangkok Post/ <https://www.bangkokpost.com/news/general/1497330/wild-boars-football-team-in-good-health-but-skinny>reports

http://www.newser.com/story/261460/trapped-boys-are-getting-diving-lessons.html


Getting them out this week, maybe Thursday,  is urgent as floodwaters may rise above where the boys are at now.

https://www.news.com.au/world/asia/trapped-boys-could-be-handed-diving-masks-within-hours/news-story/0b63bbae5171a54d917a275a9713312b


The boys have told divers they heard dogs barking, a rooster crowing and children playing. That information now has teams looking at whether there is a chimney or hole they can access instead of trying to get the boys out through the water.

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/04/asia/thai-cave-rescue-intl/index.html

(Cavers in the dark for long periods often hear audial hallucinations. --Lee Skinner)

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