A team of 90 expert divers is working in Thailand to bring out a football team stuck in the cave, whose 50 foreigners and 40 Thai are in Thailand.
The 'pillar luang' is going to bring out the teenage group with dark and watery roads in the cave.
The teenage football team and their coach cave are trapped inside about four kilometers from the mouth. And that path is very dangerous and risky.
Walking there somewhere, walking somewhere in the water, climbing a steep slope somewhere and going through a dive somewhere.
Although the entire path of Amatha was tied to a rope. The divers who are going to the teenagers and are coming back with them.
A diving need to travel about 11 hours in a very tedious way to save the boys. They first have to reach the teenager by going for six hours in front of the river and reaching the mouth of the cave for five hours after reaching the river.
In the meantime, a diver died on the way back to Oxygen near Ekkishore.
The first one kilometer route is the most risky way to reach the mouth of the cave from where teenagers are trapped. There are at least two places where the complete path of dirty water is so narrow that the divers have to cross the area by opening the oxygen tank from the back of the divers.
The full face of the teenager has been given a covered mask. So that they can breathe a lot naturally under the water. There are two divers with every teenager. They carry the oxygen tank of the teenager. A teenager with a rug is tied to the waist.
In the middle of the road of four kilometers, the 'T-junction' section is the most difficult to pass, the BBC said. The parts of the cave have to be dumped from the back of their oxygen tank back. After crossing the path, a group of divers was given to the teenager.
The new party started walking on a tunnel with a teenager, which was named Chamber-III. The path is not full of water, but it is full of water. Somewhere somewhere in the water the diver was sinking down the throat.
A camp of divers has been made at the end of the chamber-THREE. After the rest of the camp, the boys came out of the cave crossing the relatively easy path.
After leaving the cave, they were taken to the helicopter on their stretcher and Chiang Rai was taken to the hospital.
So far, two days after eight teenagers were able to get out of the cave, the rescue workers
Four more teenagers and their coaches are still trapped inside the cave. They have been planned to bring out Tuesday.
Rescued children became weak in starvation. Thai officials said they have some cold-related problems, but they are healthy.