Twelve boys, stunned with ketamine and fixed with cable ties. This is the miracle, as it was often quoted, of rescue from Tham Luang in the summer of 2018. Four kilometers of mud water, tight spots without sight and a dive that cost their lives even elite soldiers. The rescue only succeeded because twelve children were treated as luggage on the way out: without consciousness, without resistance, with spontaneous breathing. Ketamine was used here…
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Twelve boys, stunned with ketamine and fixed with cable ties. This is the miracle, as it was often quoted, of rescue from Tham Luang in the summer of 2018. Four kilometers of mud water, tight spots without sight and a dive that cost their lives even elite soldiers. The rescue only succeeded because twelve children were treated as luggage on the way out: without consciousness, without resistance, with spontaneous breathing. Ketamine was used here…