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What is clear, the children were coming out in groups of two. two-by-two. we think that -- well, we know that two have gone and are in the hospital. we think another four may be at least on dry ground. that means they could be inside the cave complex was chamber three, which is about a mile or so from where they originally were trapped, chamber three is dry. it's dry all the way from there to the cave exit and therefore would almost certainly be safe and without any danger because they certainly wouldn't need oxygen or masks or anything like that. and there are dozens of divers down there who ...

And they're also racing against as you said in the report there heavy rain is expected in the next couple of days probably beginning tomorrow or on sunday so rescuers now are deciding when and whether to take boys out but they are still being given diving training some of the boys there is young as eleven and they come to even swim and so imagine trying to a scuba dive their way out of this very narrow dark flooded cave complex the head of the mission set today that they're looking at maybe in the boy's out in the next three to four days before those heavy bunsen rains really lash down. so my ...

A cave. the rescuers are still racing against the weather right now. monsoons are on the way. alex rossi is in thailand with the latest. >> they're grappling with the huge physical demands of this operation. oxygen tanks are being relayed into position. on the jagged tunnels of the cave complex. these pictures show clearly just how challenging it will be to get the boys out, none of whom can swim through the dark flooded passageways. >> cave divers will have training to rescue other cave divers out of a cave, but rescuing kids out of a cave that is new to most of us. >> how soon do you think i...

Boys at a soccer coach from the cave. the rescuers racing against the weather, monsoons are on the way. alex is in thailand with the latest. >> reporter: still grappling with the physical demands of this operation. oxygen tanks being relayed into position on the jagged tunnels of the cave complex. these pictures show how challenging it will be to get the boys out none of whom can swim through the dark flooded passageways. >> they will have training to rescue other cave divers, rescuing kids out of the cave. how soon will it happen? >> today or tomorrow. >> reporter: dangers are becoming more a...

Boys will be feeling. so they are really worried about that. in fact they told some of the rescuers to get out so the boys have more air and they are trying to pump air in. again as you mentioned, second thing is torrential rains expect bed. we don't know exactly when. but they are talking about maybe tomorrow, be sunday, maybe through monday. and then it will rain for days and days. so there is a critical point where all that pumping of millions of gallons of water out of the cave complex is negated by falling rains that go back into the cave. so decision time is clearly coming. time is again...