It was mentioned that one of the drivers damaged his gear going in, and that's the case where it's something attached to your body, which you can develop a fair amount of feeling for, like you get used to driving a car and just know how wide it is. I can't imagine how it must feel to drag along a sedated human when you can't see anything. There must have been situations where you accidentally hit some obstacle with one of the kids and then this dreaded feeling of not knowing if you displaced the mask and are now dragging a kid drowning in it's sleep across the mud for another hour.
As cheesy as it might sound, this is one of these rare stories that restore faith in humanity. Absolutely amazing.
I'd be too scared to go through there dry. That's insane.
Here the diver's blog post to accompany these videos: https://www.mikkopaasi.com/post/return-to-tham-luang-cave
https://multimedia.scmp.com/news/world/article/2154457/thai-...
I feel good people like that walk among us.