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Posted
Just now, berybert said:

Did it state that is t he amount of people who went into the cave this morning ?
They were already divers in with the kids and have been ever since they were found. 

 

No it did not and what does it matter. I was simply pointing out that is what the news channels have been running with.

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1 minute ago, smutcakes said:

Not that it matters but on the news i have seen it has quite clearly stated a team of 18. 5 Thai Seals and 13 foregin. Its irrelevant anyway. They hqve obviously decided on tbe best course of action based on the situqtiom on the ground. Who are anyone here to question it.

There has been some confusion in the numbers provided by different sources.

 

Anyway, let's not forget that the diving part is much shorter, in length, than the walking part, which is why not that many divers may be required...a lot of rock climbing appears to be also on the menu, and that is left to other specialists...

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Posted (edited)
44 minutes ago, TSF said:

Why can't they bring them all out at the same time? 2 divers with 1 kid, and a couple meters behind 2 divers with another kid, and a couple meters behind....so they will all be out of there within 30-40 minutes of each other.

The passages are very narrow in some places, here is a clip from the diving team:

Link removed, as it seems it was fake.

 

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

 

I would imagine, based on common sense, that they're only going to move one kid at a time -- (along with accompanying diver(s)) -- through any of the constricted/underwater passages.

 

And would not start the next kid until the prior kid and diver(s) have reached some reasonably safe/viable location on the other side.  That's just a guess, but seems a reasonable one.

 

Indeed, that is what I said, or at least have sensible gaps to wide passing places. You definitely need to control traffic flow down there. Not just the kids but the divers also. Who is going through what sector in what direction at what time must be planned out very well.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Briggsy said:

That's a very bad idea. You don't want a log jam.

Considering that the communication inside is very difficult, it seems likely that once they have reached their destination, a team of divers will hand a child to another team, maybe of climbers, and then swim back to inform that the next team can move forward...and so on...indeed to avoid a log jam...

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Posted
3 minutes ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

I would imagine, based on common sense, that they're only going to move one kid at a time -- (along with accompanying diver(s)) -- through any of the constricted/underwater passages.

 

And would not start the next kid until the prior kid and diver(s) have reached some reasonably safe/viable location on the other side.

 

Yes , that means the whole group could be moved through the first narrow passage and they would be safe and can relax on a dry location with oxygen . 

 

If they do it this way they would not be out in a hurry , could take all day and night. 

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Posted
 
TBH no they cannot.
 
If you think carefully about the situation it will be about a 12 hour return trip for the divers.
 
They will need a 12 hour recovery period to eat, sleepshower, clean clothes etc and relax.
 
I certainly wouldn't put the team straight back in again after a 12 hour shift which would mean that they would do 24 hours on and zero off. They would be, to put it politely, knackered after the first run. Tiredness breeds mistakes, and in this situation even simple mistakes can kill.
 
After that another they can do another trip. IMHO in the meantime there will be a second and possibly a third team working to rescue the boys working perhaps 4 hours apart and the first team should be back up on line 12 hours later in rotation.
As I understand it, they plan on 2-3 days until completion.

In that case this would be the 1st shift.

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Briggsy said:

This is an already debunked fake. Do keep up and be careful not to repost fake news.

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Well if this infogram is accurate, there are some very restrictive sections.

Either way, to the post I was responding to, there are some very narrow areas and bringing all out at once is not possible.

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Posted
16 minutes ago, PMZ said:

The passages are very narrow in some places, here is a clip from the diving team:

https://t.co/HjO1zbr0My?ssr=true

 

Sorry thats a misleading link. That's a clip from a reality tv show of claustic phobic experiences from cave diving in Wisconsin. Easy to find it on Youtube. 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Kohsamida said:

I think this event has genuinely touched a lot of people on an emotional level.  Perhaps many of them feel the frustration of only being able to be an observer, and just want to contribute something positive even if it's just a "good wishes" gesture. I know it can be distracting as far as keeping up with the facts, but on the other hand, It's kind of nice to see people really caring about other people, instead of the usual nonsense and petty squabbles that normally fill the pages of TVF.  Just sayin'...

ok, good point and must agree.

who is to know, maybe possible that a positive vibes can create some energy we cant explain.

the trouble is every now and then some troll cannot help him/her self but post some garbage.

 

I see a post that Sheryl will be kicking the trolls back under the bridge as soon as they pop out, so that is a good thing!

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