MIRACLE WORKERS: All boys and coach out of the Thai cave
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Thai cave rescue: All boys rescued following marathon ordeal
IT’S surely a modern miracle with all the trapped boys coach rescued from the flooded caves. But how did they get into their predicament and make it out again?
Benedict Brook, Stephanie Bedo and Emma Reynolds
news.com.au
July 10, 201810:15pm
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WATCH LIVE: Thailand cave rescue efforts
ALL 12 boys from the Wild Boars soccer team are now free, according to reports on the ground. The final boy emerged into the daylight at around 6pm local time (9pm AEST).
The coach is understood to also have left the cave. Behind them are a doctor and four Thai Navy SEALs which are yet to emerge.
The eleventh boy came to the surface at 5.15pm local time (8.15pm AEST), the tenth at around 4.30pm local time (7.30pm AEST) and the ninth just minutes earlier at 4.06pm.
Four boys emerged on Monday and four on Sunday.
A Thai military evacuation helicopter as the remaining trapped boys and their coach are extracted from a cave in Mae Sai, northern Thailand. Picture: AP Photo.Source:AP
An ambulance transporting members of the children's football team approaches the hospital in the northern Thai city of Chiang Rai. Picture: AFP PHOTO / LILLIAN SUWANRUMPHASource:AFP
The Australian’s Amanda Hodge has reported that Adelaide anaesthetist Richard Harris has continued to play a central role in the rescue, diving each day all the way to where the boys were trapped to check their condition before clearing them to dive.
“He only leaves the cave when the last boy is rescued each day,” she said.
It’s an extraordinary end to a mission many said was impossible. To rescue a group of children trapped 4kms underground and teach them to dive their way out of flooded caves and tunnels. While all the time the threat of rain meant the situation in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system could have got far worse.
And yet, the extraordinary was achieved.
In this July 3 image taken from video provided by the Royal Thai Navy Facebook Page, the trapped Thai boys smile as medial help arrived.Source:AP
There must have been dark times when the 12 members of the Wild Boars soccer team, holed up in the dank and pitch black surroundings of the caves, wondered if they would ever be found. Or if the steadily rising waters would slowly, but ever so surely, engulf them all.
Yet, 17 days after they first entered the notorious natural tunnel system in northern Thailand, after battling loneliness and the cold and the not easy task of learning how to dive, the outcome no one dared to dream of has occurred — all the boys and their coach are back out in the open, seemingly only slightly worse for wear given their ordeal.
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