A group of 12 boys and their soccer coach have been found alive in a Thailand cave after being lost for 10 days.
Narongsak Osottanakorn, the governor of Thailand province Chiang Rai, announced the rescue on Monday, saying that Thai Navy SEALs found all 13 people “with signs of life,” according to multiple reports.
The team disappeared on June 23 after entering the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in northern Thailand for an excursion, and are believed to have become trapped after heavy rains likely flooded and blocked exit passages.
The continued downpour hindered the search for the boys, whose ages range from 11 to 16.
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Missing soccer team found alive in Thailand cave after 10 day-searchhttps://t.co/AQ8p4jj93C pic.twitter.com/mXmkhJoBUs
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JUST IN: 12 teenage boys trapped with their soccer coach in caves for nine days in northern Thailand have been found alive, Thai official says https://t.co/0I2QX4Z4rG pic.twitter.com/5Ps6icnMvZ
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"The Thai authorities never gave up hope on these boys": CNN's Mark Phillips is on the way to the scene where 12 boys and their soccer coach have been found alive in a cave after nine days https://t.co/2WF0WtRZey pic.twitter.com/7p2qNy45aW
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Astonishing video shows Thai soccer team found alive after going missing in a cave for ten days.
"It's okay, many people are coming…You are very strong. Very strong." https://t.co/RrgsWwpBgL pic.twitter.com/ggFASYeBsl
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Prayers are answered.
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