campaign and Chiang Rai's governor Narsingh Osshtunkorn said, the raids will start again tomorrow to rescue the rest of the four players and their coach.
A diver team of 90 people working in the rescue process. 40 of them are from Thailand. Others are foreigners
The 13 people who went missing on June 23 after entering the pillar of northern China's Chiang Rai area in Luang Guha. 12th birthday celebration of a teenager and they went there to visit. The age of 12 teenagers is between 11 and 16 years. Their assistant coach Akkapol Jathhoung is 25 years old. They are members of a football team named Moo Pa.
Myanmar 10 kilometers long border near the border Luang Guha Thailand's longest cave It is difficult to navigate inside the cave because it is less wide and has many cell walls. After entering the cave on 23 June, the football team, trapped inside about four kilometers for floodplains and mud, caused by heavy rains. After nine days, on July 2, British diver Richard Stanton and John Valthathen found them. Then the authorities said that it could take three to four months to recover the 12 players and their coaches. After knowing their location, the supply of adequate oxygen in the cave was sent along with food and medical equipment.