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five of the crew members, reduced from yesterday but still including the captain, were able expecting three to five feet. to jump off to safety. those are the expectations, the christie dennison is a veteran concerns, they say, are a lack diver and founder of mad dog of patience from residents here. as soon as this went down a category 2, we saw folks come expeditions remote logistics and exploringwomen.com. thank you so much for coming in. out wanting to see, saying they had a little bit of cabin fever, we were chatting at commercial break. you brought up a couple points didn t want to stay in anymore. about the type of boat and also the tanks that would have been and the emergency responders are on board that would have served worried that those folks will as an accelerant. put themselves in situations thinking they re in the clear, it s such a sad story. when really they re not because what i was able to learn about this boat was that it is a coast there s still tropical force w
still a race against time and weather so this daunting mission here in the north of thailand is far from over. it has been used for million reporting that will to understand more about this arduous mission which joined on the line by ed sorenson he s a veteran diver and a regional coordinator of the international underwater cave rescue and recovery organization thank you for coming on the program now the thought of teaching children to dive in in a matter of days seems extraordinary what would they learn before they attempt to leave the cave complex. well there s no way to tell there s a lot that has to go into teaching somebody to dive in an overhead environment for scuba certified or that i need know how to swim. then you need to get experience in the open water where the wrong servers than the star caverns yet of the years of
physical and emotional strength during this ordeal could affect the rescue. it s frightening in this environment not being able to see the surface. they re going to be scared, and that s going to chip away at their endurance during this long process. so that s going to play on how long they can survive in these conditions, as well. the dive expert who runs the operation which located the boys says one way to get them out might be to turn each boy into what he calls a, quote, inert package. that means the to restrict the movement of the boy s arms and legs, to negate the effects of panicking, if they panic, and just have his rescuer kind of pull him out while he s not moving. bobby scholley, our veteran diver says that could work, unless he has a breathing problem and he can t address it with his arms and legs and his diver can t see what s happening. that s one example of the complications they re going to face. very scary. and thinking to past rescue operations of this nature, c