(ANSA) - RABAT, 04 FEB - The recovery operation of little Ryan has entered the most delicate phase.
Small landslides endanger the life of rescuers and risk compromising the child's recovery.
Morocco is holding its breath and remains connected to numerous live videos from the scene of the incident.
It took more than 70 hours of excavation work for six bulldozers and hundreds of men, including workers, law enforcement, geologists, civil defense, cavers and volunteers to get a few meters from little Rayan, who fell into a well on Tuesday afternoon, while he was playing not far from home.
An entire mountain was excavated to create a 30-meter-deep chasm and parallel to reach the bottom of the well, where Rayan has now been for four very long days.
Now the tunnel is being built, in which huge pipes have been inserted, of those usually used for water, so that the passage should be consolidated.
Meanwhile, thousands continue to flow into the village of Tamrout, in the Rif mountains,
from every part of Morocco.
It is Friday, the day of precept for Islam, the crowd kept at a distance by the police sudden prayers to save little Rayan.
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