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QUESTION ONE

The first aspect that made the rescue plan slightly difficult was the aspect in which the

consistent rainfall during the time of the operation caused inconvenience in the aspect whereby

the children got stuck in a particular region in the cave thus most of the rescue teams had the

potential difficulty of accessing the children and helping them at large during the moment of the

crisis. This heavy rainfall capacity created or rather established an opportunity of crisis confusion

in which most of the rescue teams even had the difficulty of even getting to spot the children

who were in the caves.

The second aspect that was significant in the particular case study and thereby established

an avenue in which the rescue teams to have difficulty in getting the children out was the aspect

whereby at the initial stages of the crisis, the rescue team had no enough capacity of the rescue

team workers because they had even gone to the extent of outsourcing other people in the caves

from differentiated countries such as Finland, the United Kingdom, and Australia. This factor

resulted in huge wastes of time that culminated in the prolonged time duration of the rescue

teams to operate within their organized time fracture.

QUESTION TWO

The rescue team responded in various ways to ensure that they can help the children to be

out of the cave and to ensure that they are in a safe condition. The first strategy that they were

able to implement was the factor to do was to make sure that they have made an appointed

avenue of looking for various competent and skilled cave divers who were experienced in

looking at the people who may be stuck in a cave. This would help in making sure that the

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children's rescue operations were on a higher survival rate and thus would not potentially create

any more potential risks. (Stulz, R. M. (2018).

The rescue operators also made an avenue to ensure that they can assess and validate any

potential risks that may in turn occur. Risk assessments are a felony requirement. All agencies

and self-employed humans are required to bear in mind fitness and protection risks inside the

administrative center and agencies with 5 or more personnel are legally obliged to document the

findings of danger exams. There are 5 steps to the danger evaluation procedure that contain

figuring out any risks that could motive injuries, accidents, or ill-fitness. (Power, M. 2020).

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QUESTION ONE The first aspect that made the rescue plan slightly difficult was the aspect in which the consistent rainfall during the time of the operation caused inconvenience in the aspect whereby the children got stuck in a particular region in the cave thus most of the rescue teams had the potential difficulty of accessing the children and helping them at large during the moment of the crisis. This heavy rainfall capacity created or rather established an opportunity of crisis confusion in which most of the rescue teams even had the difficulty of even getting to spot the children who were in the caves. The second aspect that was significant in the particular case study and thereby established an avenue in which the rescue teams to have difficulty in getting the children out was the aspect whereby at the initial stages of the crisis, the rescue team had no enough capacity of the rescue team workers because they had even gone to the extent of outsourcing other people in the caves from differentiated countries such as Finland, the United Kingdom, and Australia. This factor resulted in huge wastes of time that culminated in the prolonged time duration of the rescue teams to operate ...
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