ed sorensen, thank you so much forjoining us.ter 12 young footballers and their coach had been rescued. you are looking at the images of those divers trekking underwater, diving suit is very narrow passages in that cave to try and get to the boys. the boys were in that cave for ten days before they were found alive and then there was the difficult task of trying to figure out how to get these boys out alive and we have just learned in the last hour that that dramatic cave rescu e the last hour that that dramatic cave rescue mission was 12 young footballers and their coach has now been completed. they‘ re footballers and their coach has now been completed. they're safely being taken to the hospital to be reunited with theirfamilies. taken to the hospital to be reunited with their families. we will have much more coming up in the next edition of impact on bbc news. high pressure is still with us for the rest of the week but we will see su btle the rest of the week but we will see subtle changes. it has been a good day for many. thi

ed sorensen joining outcome. thank you very much. ed sorensenjoining us from florida.ining us from florida. with me is nopporn wong—anan, editor of the bbc‘s thai service. what are you hearing from thailand, the reaction to this first stage? j°y the reaction to this first stage? joy for many people who have been paying and wishing to see the safe return of every boy inside that cave. this is still cautious optimism that people still have because it is not the end of the mission. you have another nine people waiting be saved in the cave and this could take 10—20 hours before the next operation starts. people are still praying for the best result. this is a big test, a big moment on the international stage for thailand and the authorities to mount a rescue operation. precisely and it seems that the operation is under quite good control. this is the first governorship in the bureaucracy and the governor is doing a good job so far, but he was going to be removed toa far, but he was going to be removed to a smaller province in the north. but because he has been doing a good

i want to go right now to ed sorens sorensen. he is a cave dive instructor. he teaches people how to dive in caves safely. ed, you are one of the perfect people to talk about the challenges here. i've tried to describe them, marrying with the pictures, put mig word putting my words to what these boys are facing. >> that's the thing. with every cave scenario, every cave is different. that's why it needs to be left to the on-scene personnel. they know what the conditions are, the most and not being an armchair quarterback. in this particular instance, they have a lot of obstacles. usually, you have one, two or three. they have all of the worst of the worst. they have the tight restrictions, which are extremely stressful for an experienced cave diver, let alone, if they're not swimmers, they've spent little time submerged in the water. that's an extremely stressful situation. zero visibility, extremely stressful. so, they're not going to know what to do. they're having to use equipment they've never used. so, it's just fantastic. nothing short of a miracle that t