FOOTBALL : FOUR MORE BOYS RESCUED IN VALIANT THAI CAVE RESCUE - - TOTAL OF 8 NOW FREED !

FOOTBALL : FOUR MORE BOYS RESCUED IN VALIANT THAI CAVE RESCUE - - TOTAL OF 8 NOW FREED !

Growing light at the end of tunnel, as four more boys are rescued out to safety Monday, now bringing the total to 8 Thai youth footballers taken out of danger from underneath a flooded treacherous cave complex in Northern Thailand.

Only four more young footballers, and their coach, remain trapped inside the cave.

Rescue operations paused temporarily, to prepare for a third - - presumably, could be the last - - wave of daring rescue mission.

FOUR MORE BOYS TAKEN OUT TO SAFETY NOW BRINGING
THE TOTAL RESCUED THAI YOUTH FOOTBALL PLAYERS TO 8.
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The first 4 boys were rescued on Rescue Day 1, another 4 boys on Rescue Day 2, and the remaining 5 (including the coach) could be freed on Rescue Day 3.

The 'Thai Cave Crisis' started June 23, when 12 young Thai football players aged 11 to 16, with their coach, became trapped inside Tham Luang Nang Non, a dangerously deceiving 10-Kilometre limestone cave in Northern Thailand, after heavy rains pounded them while visiting the cave. The group retreated for safety deeper and deeper into the cave network, as monsoon rain flood quickly rose and confronted them.

The team was found by rescuers 10 days later, but remained marooned much longer until authorities had decided on how to extract them, racing against time as more heavy rains were expected soon.

A Thai Navy Seal, Saman Gunan (Saman Kunan), has died July 6, while delivering oxygen tanks for the trapped victims.

The 'Thai Cave Crisis' has become a national outcry for human resolve and spirit in Thailand, and has reverberated worldwide, since.

- - Sports24.News

RELATED STORY: FOOTBALL : FOUR BOYS NOW RESCUED AS DRAMATIC THAI CAVE RESCUE FOR TRAPPED THAI YOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM CONTINUES !

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LAST LEG: New video shows rescue teams maneuvering through the treacherous terrain and cramped quarters inside the Thai cave in Chiang Rai – with eight soccer players now removed and four of the boys, as well as their coach, waiting for the third day of the dangerous operation to begin. #new #video #thailand #chiangrai #cave #abc #mission #rescue #operation #team #dive #worldnewstonight

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Rescue divers began a treacherous, hours-long rescue operation on Sunday into a flooded cave where 12 teen boys and their soccer coach had been trapped for two weeks. As of Monday evening local time, eight boys have reportedly been rescued and are being treated in hospital. Just four boys and their coach remain trapped in the cave network, and rescue operations are expected to resume on Tuesday morning 🇹🇭🙏 - #thailand #thai #thamluangcave #chiangrai #cave #boys #boy #soccerteam #soccer #football #futbol #missing #missingperson #rescue #searchandrescue #evacuation #thaicaverescue

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Eight boys have been rescued from the Thai cave. Here's what we know:

• 8 boys rescued since Sunday
• 4 boys and their...
Posted by CNN on Monday, 9 July 2018

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THAI CAVE RESCUE: Rescuers working at a cave site in northern Thailand have suspended operations for the day after...
Posted by WTVR CBS 6 News on Monday, 9 July 2018

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"This rescue operation has been moving along just about exactly the way that organizers wanted it to."

James Longman...
Posted by ABC News on Monday, 9 July 2018

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8 people are now out of the Thai cave complex. Here’s a look inside the flooded tunnels and the harrowing rescue operation.

More updates: https://nyti.ms/2NBxNgQ
Posted by The New York Times on Monday, 9 July 2018

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BREAKING: An 8th boy has been rescued from the Thai cave as operations to free the youth soccer team continues. Four boys and their coach remain inside the cave.

Live updates: https://t.co/PCOxexzI3L pic.twitter.com/em3WBS9N2x

— CNN (@CNN) 9 July 2018

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JUST IN: Eight boys now freed from Thai cave, official says https://t.co/qXIGmdI89X

— Fox News (@FoxNews) 9 July 2018

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#ThaiCaveRescue: Four more boys have been safely taken out of the caves, bringing the total rescued to eight, the BBC understands

Latest https://t.co/oySZ4DBjfj pic.twitter.com/sUJ92mdf2J

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) 9 July 2018

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Thailand cave rescue: Eight boys rescued but four more plus coach remain trapped https://t.co/59R0Ve90IE

— Sky News (@SkyNews) 9 July 2018

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Breaking News: Four more people were rescued from the flooded Thai cave complex. A total of 8 were out as the second day of the treacherous operation wound down. https://t.co/BD6jHgEHbt

— The New York Times (@nytimes) 9 July 2018

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EIGHT BOYS RESCUED: Hope is growing after four more soccer players were pulled from the Thai cave and transported to a hospital where their parents are desperately waiting to see them. @JamesAALongman and @mattgutmanABC report. https://t.co/CkCALrAE42 pic.twitter.com/KHvbqpTkDE

— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) 10 July 2018

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EIGHT boys are now free from Thai cave and in hospital after heroic divers 'pulled them through the flood water' - leaving just four children and their coach trapped for another night https://t.co/fY2duQS0ph pic.twitter.com/EPX9XTQedD

— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) 9 July 2018

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Eight boys have now been saved from a Thai cave in the second phase of a painstakingly executed rescue mission https://t.co/j5jS12wx5q pic.twitter.com/CUWPGUaB3g

— ITV News (@itvnews) 9 July 2018

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Thai military official at cave rescue site says 8 people now rescued https://t.co/hBd90iCxos

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) 9 July 2018

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Eight have now been rescued from the Thailand cave.

Four members of the youth soccer team and one assistant coach still remain trapped. https://t.co/nl3IbidZTC

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) 9 July 2018

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"This rescue operation has been moving along just about exactly the way that organizers wanted it to."@JamesAALongman has the latest on the daring Thai cave rescue effort after four more were rescued this morning: https://t.co/702JQYF6lt pic.twitter.com/K9gX06b7Rx

— ABC News (@ABC) 9 July 2018

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"we have had to create a makeshift studio" - Sky's @sallylockwood gives a unique behind the scenes look at how the #Thailand #caverescue is being covered

- Get the latest news on the Thai cave rescue here: https://t.co/ctLfFCCsSb pic.twitter.com/T0WsOQHEny

— Sky News (@SkyNews) 9 July 2018

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UPDATE: 8 rescued, only 5 remain trapped in the Thai cave https://t.co/QnaT1qdReF #ThaiCaveRescue pic.twitter.com/frQoMYlPlV

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) 9 July 2018

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Thai Navy SEAL team posts touching photo during international effort to rescue boys from cave https://t.co/ixQgVciKEK pic.twitter.com/XbRLHvV7rp

— CBS News (@CBSNews) 9 July 2018

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Indian students hold candles and pray for the 12 boys and their soccer coach who have been trapped since June 23, in a...
Posted by Fox News on Monday, 9 July 2018

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PHOTOS: Rescuers race to save soccer team trapped in Thai cave: https://nbcnews.to/2uaCfKJ

8 of the boys have now been rescued from the cave complex:
https://nbcnews.to/2u3xaED
Posted by NBC News on Monday, 9 July 2018

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I know this is way off what I usually post but this is hands down one of the craziest and scariest rescues I’ve seen on tv! On June 23 a soccer team of 12 kids and their assistant coach decided to explore a local cave. It started to rain while they were in, and flood waters filled up the mouth of the cave. They had to find dry ground so they were forced to move further back into the cave, 2.5 miles back and that’s where they remain stuck! On July 2 two divers found them alive, they got food, water and medical supplies but the situation is getting worst with the water rising and oxygen levels dropping. A rescue diver with 30yrs of experience said “this is the most scary situation that a person could go through,” he said. “You can’t make a horror movie that would even compare.” Guys this rescue mission has the experts on edge, one former navy diver has died in the cave. The kids ages range from 11-17 and they can’t swim yet alone have any experience diving... One part of the exit is only 15” in diameter, the rescue mission could take up to 8hrs. They’re really going to need a miracle here. Some amazing human beings at work right now! ——————————————————————————— #rescue #divers #cave #cavediving #thaicaverescue #monsoon

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#ThailandCaveRescue Ayúdame a ponerle ✏️ un Título a esta Ilustración. ___ En momentos de angustia y peligro ante los más necesitados en su grito de auxilio comprendemos que somos Buenas Personas y tenemos un noble corazón. Te invito a elevar una plegaria por los chicos que están siendo rescatados en Tailandia, por los rescatistas (buzos) y héroes, por todos los que apoyan las labores de salvamento. Dale Zoom➕, comenta, desliza, comparte, sigamos orando. __ @adoracioncreativa #AdoraciónCreativa #DoodlesRichard #Rescue #Thailand #Tailandia #Rescate #Buzos #Divers #ElNacionalWeb #Heroes #thailandRescue #PelaElDiente #venezolanosenchile #🇹🇭

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SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted Sunday that this “kid-size submarine” is en route to Thailand to be “hopefully useful” in efforts to rescue eight boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave. The pod is meant to help the trapped boys safely maneuver through the narrow pathways inside the cave.

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THE THAI YOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM WERE FIRST FOUND BY RESCUERS DEEP INTO THE CAVE COMPLEX JULY 2, AFTER HAVING BEEN REPORTED MISSING ON JUNE 23.

Video by the Thai Navy Seal shows a Thai soccer team found alive after going missing in a cave for ten days.

Read more: https://globalnews.ca/news/4308141/thai-cave-rescue-12-missing-boys-soccer-coach/
Posted by Global BC on Monday, 2 July 2018

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THAI NAVY SEAL SAMAN GUNAN (SAMAN KUNAN) DIED JULY 6, WHILE DELIVERING OXYGEN TANKS FOR THE THAI YOUTH FOOTBALL TEAM TRAPPED DEEP UNDERNEATH THE CAVE.

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