Thanks for confirming.
I think it would be something that could only be evaluated on an individual basis. While the idea of benefits between strongest or weakest first can be discussed in a generalized manner - only those on site know the individual conditions of the kids.
ie: If there's one child who's weak but is showing signs of getting stronger then it might be better for that person to wait until last (give them time to get stronger). The next child could be constantly getting weaker with no signs of improvement - which in their case the best chance for them might be to take the risk and get them out as soon as possible. Each child would need to be evaluated on their unique circumstances.
As such I'm relieved to hear that Dr Harry is on the scene and can make the call for each child that he's seen - as opposed to doctors that are sitting in armchairs outside the cave with no first hand knowledge of the kids conditions, let alone what they're in for with the trip out. Nothing against other non cave diving doctors on site (Nor anything against discussing such techniques - as I'm sure there's going to be a lot learned and discussed afterwards for the future that will come out of this situation), but having people with experience in both areas is priceless and invaluable.
Thanks everyone here that's been posting updates of the situation. This has been my go-to place (over the media) to find what's going on.



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