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The Maxtech phones enable users to communicate even in places where there is no communications infrastructure. Photo courtesy Maxtech

Rescuers turn to Israeli tech to help save trapped Thai boys


Rescuers turn to Israeli tech to help save trapped Thai boys Emergency mobile communications technology developed by Israeli company Maxtech Networks is being used by rescue teams working to save 12 teenagers and their 25-year-old coach who have been trapped for 11 days in a flooded cave in Thailand. The teenagers, a boys’ soccer team, went missing on June 23 after a soccer game when they visited a sprawling 10-kilometer-long cave system in the northern region of Chiang Rai, and became trapped by a flash flood.
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