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The Remaining trapped Thai Wild Boars football team members Rescuers to extract remaining five today:  The third rescue operation is currently underway, rescue mission chief Narongsak Osottanakorn has told a news conference.  The operation began this morning at 10:08 local time (03:08 GMT), he said.  Rescuers aim to extract all remaining four boys, the youngest of whom is 11 years old, as well as their 25-year-old coach on Tuesday.  "All five will be brought out at the same time today," Osottanakorn said as attending reporters and rescue workers cheered.  A doctor and three Thai navy SEALs who have been staying with the group will also leave the cave today. Families visit first four boys in hospital:  The first four boys who were rescued on Sunday were visited by their families on Monday night, though they were kept separated by a glass window over infection fears.  On Tuesday morning, permanent secretary of the public health ministry Jesada Chokedamrongsuk told reporters all eight boys are "in good health", with no fever and "in a good mental state".  Two of the four boys who were rescued on Sunday were given antibiotics after showing signs of pneumonia.  All four boys from the first rescued group can now eat normal foods, though nothing spicy, he said.  The boys will be kept in hospital for observation for one week.  "[The boys] are all very very hungry, they're asking for all kinds of food," Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen, reporting from Chiang Raid, said.  "They basically blindfolded them when they took them out of the cave to make sure that their eyes would slowly adjust to the light again after they have been in the dark for so long ... the doctors have now said that their eyes are all fine," Vaessen said. Pic#3: Photos of the 12 footballers rescued on July 10, 2018 from the flooded Thai Cave. Pic#7 and 8: Classmates of six of the boys trapped inside a flooded cave react after their teacher announced that some of them had been rescued, at Mae Sai Prasitsart school, Chiang Rai, Thailand. Pic #10: A photo of the flooded cave! Source: Al Jazeera.           |
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Thank You all who are engaged in rescuing the boys trapped in the Cave!  
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Latest Information. All twelve Thai boys and their coach have been rescued after being trapped in a cave for 17 days. Thank God.
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Just heard the good news that they were all out of the cave. Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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Thank you so much for sharing this great news - special thanks to all that assisted in this highly-skilled operation to recover all whom were trapped. Mankind and humanity played a huge part.
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Just heard the good news that they were all out of the cave.
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What a story! From the time they realized they were trapped until the time they walked out, I can only imagine. Will be an interesting read some day (after our hearts and minds settle) from those directly involved
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What a story! From the time they realized they were trapped until the time they walked out, I can only imagine. Will be an interesting read some day (after our hearts and minds settle) from those directly involved Be a prism, spreading God's light and love, not a mirror reflecting the world's hatred.
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I think the world watched, prayed and hoped all would be ok in the end.
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What a story! From the time they realized they were trapped until the time they walked out, I can only imagine. Will be an interesting read some day (after our hearts and minds settle) from those directly involved
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Will probably be a movie about it also.
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I think the world watched, prayed and hoped all would be ok in the end.
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Fantastic news.
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Fantastic news.
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It certainly was a big relief for all of the world to hear the rescue had been completed. I read somewhere they only meant to go in the cave for an hour till the storm passed. This traumatic experience is something these young boys will have to live with for the rest of their lives. It was so nice to see so many countries involved in the rescue operation.
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It certainly was a big relief for all of the world to hear the rescue had been completed. I read somewhere they only meant to go in the cave for an hour till the storm passed. This traumatic experience is something these young boys will have to live with for the rest of their lives. It was so nice to see so many countries involved in the rescue operation.
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