Is anyone else just riveted by the story of the Thai soccer team trapped in a cave?

[bisous]

This article was very satisfying to read. I'm so impressed with the strategies the rescuers used. The path out looks even more treacherous than I had imagined!

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/12/w...cue-seals.html

[lovingdenver10]

It's so saddening.

[sunshiney]

It was so scary to watch OMG!

[Globetrotter]

It was gut wrenching to watch, but it was refreshing to see a positive story like this, Where people came together and cooperated with each other and were Genuinely and uniformly (as far as we know) helpful and kind. It’s been a long time.

[carolinacool]

That story was awesome. Wow!

[bisous]

This is what I’m thinking. How incredibly dangerous. I keep thinking maybe NASA can rig up some kind of suit that is super tough and gives oxygen and the boys can be bundled up and maybe even drugged and just basically carried out as if they were cargo or equipment. I bet it’s too tight for that.

I’m heartened by the internationalization cooperation that is being poured into this rescue. I really hope and pray that all these great minds and brave adventurers can pool their talents to figure this out!!

I just have to quote myself. They kind of ended up doing what I suggested here!

[citymama]

I just have to quote myself. They kind of ended up doing what I suggested here!

Wow, you called it! It's unbelievable and so great that it all worked out

[magnoliaparadise]

I just have to quote myself. They kind of ended up doing what I suggested here!

Yes, just read the article and you are right, you called it!

[twowhat?]

Drugging the kids was genius. They removed the single most concerning factor (panicking with limited oxygen) by doing that. I wonder if the Australian anesthesiologist was the one who suggested it?

[Globetrotter]

They Gave antianxiety meds so I don’t think they were totally out but yes, that was a brilliant idea. You called it, Bisous!