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All 12 boys and their football team coach have been found alive after becoming trapped in a flooded cave for more than a week in Thailand.

Chang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn told reporters that Thai Navy SEALs had found the group alive after nine days of desperate searching.

He added: 'We found them safe.

But the operation isn't over.

'We will bring food to them and a doctor who can dive.

I am not sure they can eat as they have not eaten for a while.'


This photograph shows the boys smiling while posing for a selfie from inside cave.

It was seen during Facebook Live footage broadcast by locals at the scene.

Thai Navy seals have found all 12 boys and their football team coach alive afternine days of desperate searching in Thai caves.

The starving children were 'too weak to eat' and are now being treated at the scene by medics, according to Chang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5910069/Missing-12-boys-football-team-coach-ALIVE-cave.html

Good one there...

As I said earlier , that coach needs to be persecuted

This is somewhere things work.

You say
This calls for a celebration

finally! good news. if na Naija PDP for don blame APC tire Lol

Thai soldiers carrying equipments inside the flooded cave complex during a rescue operation for the missing team.

Rescue divers spent much of today making preparations for what ended up being the final push in their search in the cave in northern Thailand.


The boys, who range in ages from 11 to 16 years old and are all members of the Wild Boar soccer team, entered the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system on Saturday, June 23, for a team outing, but became stranded in the dark tunnels by a sudden and continuous downpour.

The international rescue operation which includes 1,000 men, the Thai Navy SEALs, Soldiers, Police, divers, cave experts as well as experts from the US, China, Australia and the UK had been working to reach a large, deep chamber, informally named Pattaya Beach, where they believed the missing boys had taken refuge.

Explorers:
All 12 boys and their football team coach have been found alive after becomingtrapped in a flooded cave for more than a week in Thailand.

Chang Rai governor Narongsak Osottanakorn told reporters that Thai Navy SEALs had found the group alive after nine days of desperate searching.

He added: 'We found them safe.

But the operation isn't over.

'We will bring food to them and a doctor who can dive.

I am not sure they can eat as they have not eaten for a while.'


This photograph shows the boys smiling while posing for a selfie from inside cave.

It was seen during Facebook Live footage broadcast by locals at the scene.

Great news. This is wonderful, thank God for life. Thanks to the authorities and everyone who made this possible.

Thank God, they were found alive.

Oxygen tanks are dropped every 25meters for many miles into the cave by Thai Navy seals.

Rescue operations.


Experts in cave rescues from around the world continued to gather at the site. An official Australian group has now followed a US military team, British cave experts, Chinese life saving responders and several other volunteer groups fromvarious countries.

This is the moment 12 boys and their football team coach were found alive after becoming trapped in a flooded cave for more than a week in Thailand.

Video shows the starved and frightened youngsters crammed onto a wedge of rocks waiting to be rescued after nine days of desperate searching.

The boys, mostly seated and with baggy football shirts pulled over their knees, were discovered by two British rescue divers with Thai Navy seals.

In the clip a diver, speaking with a British accent, urges the group to stay calm and says 'many, many people are coming... we are the first'.

A crowd of Thai school children are seen on the grounds of Mae Sai Prasitsart school, near Tham Luang cave in Khun Nam Nang Non Forest Park in Chiang Rai province, following prayers for the missing boys today.

A helicopter from Thailand's air force picks up a mini excavator to take to the mountain top where they are trying to make a hole to get into Tham Luang Nang Non cave.


Buddhist monks pray for 12 boys and their soccer coach that went missing, in Mae Sai, Chiang Rai province, in northern Thailand, Sunday, July 1.

Thirteen ambulances are standing by to transport survivors to Chiang Rai Region General Hospital, where an entire floor has been cleared to receive them.

“We’ve been preparing since the beginning,” says Deputy Director Samroeng Seekaew, speaking to TIME on Monday.

Doctors, nurses and mental health specialists are on call to treat trauma, organ failure and infectious disease.

Family members smile after hearing the news that their missing boys have been found alive after a nine day search.

What an experience honestly

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10 days without light and they can still power their phones?

Wow!
Finally!!
Thank God for their lives!!!

Wow

peacengine:
10 days without light and they can still power their phones?

Probably a camera from the divers/rescue team.

Sometimes, people take pictures or make videos in situation like this to document their final moments incase they dont make it.

Thank you Jesus..


Thank you govt of Thailand..


Look at us UK China Australia all of them flying down to help this bois.

Here in Nigeria our wickedness will not all this people come if such happens.

Wooow, good news. Lucky chaps

Glad they were all alive...really an excellent news

As much as I may not like to utter words of disapprobation against this contraption called a country the utmost truth has to be said..

If this had happened in Nigeria, their service if songs would have been conducted after three days even while they are still alive with V.P osibande coming to commemorate with the families of the deceased.

Explorers

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starbuck:
As I said earlier , that coach needs to be persecuted

Rip Johnny English