A couple reporters tweeting from the Thai cave rescue operation (just an fyi - good resources)

[Leghorn21]

https://mobile.twitter.com/yayqe

https://mobile.twitter.com/MsKateLyons

Both write for The Guardian

From yesterday:

Link to tweet

Kitchen has been moved along with the press.
Volunteers are cooking non-stop. Food sent to those
carrying missions at the cave too. #thamluang #thaicaverescue
#ทีมหมูป่าต้องรอด @MsKateLyons

.....looking like efforts are starting up again

[Demovictory9]

1. thx for this

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

3. So far I believe they've gotten four of the boys out.

She makes it sound like there is no possible way those kids will be rescued, and she's wrong about at least four of them.

[Leghorn21]

6. Oh, I'm sure she knows four boys have been rescued, P, as she wrote all this 3-4 hours ago...

and yes, it sounds like an impossible task, and yet they have saved four youngsters, in spite of the massive effort and obstacles involved...the skill and finesse involved in their rescue is even more breathtaking when the unbelievable enormity of the rescues comes into focus -

You know what, I think I’ll delete her link- I do not doubt she knows what she’s talking about, but knowing what’s actually involved is either too real, or too intense, or both-

[Princess Turandot]

4. Here's the Guardian's live blog feed (from their website)...

...which has worked very well so far. They're focusing on info, not speculation.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2018/jul/09/thai-cave-rescue-resumes-to-free-eight-boys-and-coach-still-trapped-latest-news

[Leghorn21]

7. Yes, Kate and Jacob are doing a marvelous job, Princess - thank you! eom

[KewlKat]

5. Fairly recent update - 20 mins ago

20m ago 23:39
Boys will come out in groups of four, says Australian foreign minister

The Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop said in a TV interview on Monday morning she believed the boys would be brought out in groups of four, meaning at least two more operations.

Australia has sent a team of 19 to support the dangerous rescue mission being led by Thai authorities and Australian divers were part of yesterday’s successful rescue operation, Bishop said.


34m ago 23:26

There are reports circulating that one of the four people rescued last night was the coach, 25-year-old Ekapol Chanthawong.

People have speculated that he was removed from the cave because he was unwell, due to the fact he gave the boys all the food to eat while they waited for rescuers to find them.

Michael Safi, our south Asia correspondent, who is on the ground in Mae Sai, says this is not confirmed.

According to the Guardian’s translation of last night’s press conference, the head of the operation mentioned that “four kids” had been rescued, so that is our best information at this time. However, our reporters are looking into it and will bring you more information as soon as they can confirm it.

[Leghorn21]

8. Thank you, Kat! eom

[Tipperary]

9. I think he has chosen to be last, though I heard that report too.

I cannot imagine what he is going through, as well as the boys.

[KewlKat]

10. One of the above twweters confirms sixth boy out!

[KewlKat]

11. CNN is saying 7th boy out

[malaise]

13. Great news

Rec

[Tipperary]

14. Awesome!

I loved that one tweet - “For the first time in history, the entire world is rooting for the same football team.”

[Takket]

12. 7th out

They got 4 yesterday so hoping they get one more today and then the rest and the coach tomorrow.

Best of luck Thailand!