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E-Tone™: Ulpan-Or Weekly News Digest
Item #2 (Advanced Level)
Alive and Well
Ten days after they entered the Tham Luang Cave in northern Thailand,
where they were trapped when a flood came without the possibility to
communicate with the outside world, the group was located by divers from
the Thai army commando unit escorted by two British divers two
kilometers from the entrance of the cave and about a kilometer deep into
the mountain. The sign of life from the teenagers was the signal that the
families had waited for many days outside the cave, moving between
despair and hope. Ten days ago, the twelve teenagers from the soccer team
and the assistant coach finished training and went on a field trip in the
area. For an unknown reason, they entered the cave while heavy rain fell
outside. What began as a rescue operation of the Thai army in cooperation
with volunteers quickly became an international rescue operation. In
Thailand they decided this morning not to rush - food, water, lighting,
long-term supplies, all these were transferred to the teenagers in the last
hours. In Chiang Rai, they are not ruling out the possibility that the group
will stay in the cave for months, even until the end of the monsoon season
in September. At the same time, divers will teach the boys swimming and
diving. Either way, many days await them until they meet their parents,
but at least they know that the whole world is caring for them.
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