Rescuers face great difficulties and obstacles due to the difficult terrain and the danger of soil erosion. They are at risk of fainting ...
Rescuers face great difficulties and obstacles due to the difficult terrain and the danger of soil erosion.
They are at risk of fainting due to the lack of oxygen inside the hole, which was dug more than 30 meters deep.
Despite the difficulties, the work is progressing vigorously, but with great care to avoid any possible collapse of the earth.
An official, who has a high-ranking mission in Chefchaouen prefecture, said rescue teams for child Rayan were able to manually dig three meters until about four in the morning, leaving only two meters to reach the missing child.
Al-Arabiya TV reported that Moroccan authorities announced that Rayan's rescue operation was complicated, explaining that Rayan's family told them they had been informed that the child, Rayan, was still moving.
Earlier, Moroccan website "Le360" reported that rescue operations for child Ryan stuck in a well in the northern Moroccan city of Chefchaouen had been suspended, for fear of a landslide, noting that a new device using reinforced concrete is being installed. pipes.
The site had said earlier on Friday that the process of manual digging to remove the child had begun, stressing that rescuers would advance inside the drill rods and 5 meters separated them from the child. Bloomberg".
As Moroccan rescue teams continue their last efforts before reaching child Rayan, who has been in a well for days in the village of Igran in the northern province of Chefchaouen, and tens of thousands in Morocco and the Arab world expect a happy ending to the fate of the Moroccan child, whose story has aroused widespread international sympathy.
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