has now arrived from djibouti. this is a timelapse of the vessel approaching the safer. the pumping operation is expected to start in the next few days. nick quinn, who s advising on the operation, says the extreme heat is not helping: you ll make it it s hot air, and for us, going out on the boat and will be 50 to 55 celsius and really hot, really quickly and fixing the aspect of being on board. should any oil be spilled during the operation, an additional hazard is the risk of mines along local beaches. leon louw is also providing advice for the operation: so, these beaches need to be cleared by specialists before we can get our
disaster off alaska in 1989. the nautica, a super tanker bought by the un specifically for the oil transfer, has now arrived from djibouti. this is a time lapse of the vessel approaching the safer. the pumping operation is expected to start in the next few days. nick quinn, who s advising on the operation, says the extreme heat is not helping: it is extremely hot out there, so, for ambient temperature for arch going out on the boat is going to be 50 to 55 celsius. getting really hot with it quickly, on the human aspect of operating on board. should any oil be spilled during the operation, an additional hazard is the risk of mines along local beaches. leon louw is also providing
that came barrelling through. this was the roof of the township building behind me. it was peeled off like a tuna can. it peeled the roof off the pool at the school there. one of the dumpsters has completely disappeared. the fire chief tells me they have about four minutes warning for all of this and now the landscape of the town has changed forever. as for the damage, i think the hardest part for me going through this is seeing the neighborhood that i grew up in just completely changed. the landscape of our community is completely different. it s hard the deal with. you mentioned the vine street expressway, that s a vital thoroughfare for philadelphia and remains closed opinion they are doing this massive pumping operation to try to get the water there into the river and clear that road. the big issue now will be the debris that is left on the
of the tube suck water out of the cave, part of the pumping operation that made this rescue possible in the first place. where it s too steep, pictures show the boys hoisted through the air, a pulley system attached to a hanging structure. below, rushing water makes for a swift current under foot, illuminated by rescue headlamps. it s all incredibly dangerous. flooded passageways the definition of peril, heartbreakingly illustrated with the death of a former navy thai s.e.a.l. he died after bringing oxygen supplies into the cave just days before the rescue began. his navy s.e.a.l. brothers carried on their mission in his name, diving, swimming, and carrying the exhausted kids and their coach for hours until they could make it out far enough for initial medical treatment. a final picture shows the last eerily illuminated steps, heroes freeing the team from their subterranean prison. translator: this unit is not only with chiang rai, thailand, it s a global unit.