Missing at the end of June in Thailand, 12 children and a football coach found alive in the cave, however, they will have to spend there a few more months. This is reported by BBC News.

Heavy rains flooded the entrance to the cave, because of which it is impossible to carry out a rescue operation. Children will either learn to dive and try to cross the flooded area, which, as noted, is extremely dangerous for inexperienced scuba divers, or sit in a trap until September or October, when the rainy season ends.

Attempts to pump out the water did not succeed.

If children stay in the cave, they will be provided with food and other necessary things.

They will also be delivered specially trained doctors to check their health and help if necessary.

A group of boys from 11 to 16 years and a man of 25 years were found after nine days of prospecting. They were four kilometers from the entrance to the cave in the province of Chiang Rai in the north of the country. The group entered the cave when it was dry, but soon after they were inside, it began to rain, the entrance was flooded and filled up with stones.