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The rescuers dubbed it "mission impossible" but they defied the odds to locate the 12 boys and their football coach deep in a cave complex. However the hard part may yet be ahead: getting them out safely.
Here are a few ways the hungry and weak boys could get out, none easy options.
Could they dive out?
In theory yes: but it is an extremely difficult task. Cave diving is already very risky, especially for young boys in a weakened state who have no diving experience.
Tham Luang cave where the boys have been trapped is one of Thailand's longest at 10 kilometres (six miles) and one of the hardest to navigate with its winding and at times narrow corridors.If they dive, they have no choice but to follow the steps that rescuers took though tiny passageways clogged with mud and silt.That journey takes a healthy -- and skilled -- Navy SEAL diver about six hours.Officials said they would attempt to train the boys to use crucial diving gear after they are rehabilitated with food, water and medical support."Cave diving is a very technical skill and it's extremely dangerous, especially for an untrained diver," Anmar Mirza, coordinator of the US National Cave Rescue Commission, told AFP."So they may end up being better off trying to supply them in cave until they can be gotten out by other means."