All 12 boys and coach rescued from Thailand cave

July 10, 2018 17:52

After being trapped in the Tham Luang Caves in Chiang Rai, Thailand since June 23, all 12 boys and the coach of the football team known as the Wild Boars, have been rescued from the caves.

Earlier in the day, the ninth and tenth boy had been brought out of the flooded cave in Thailand.

The Thai Navy seals have confirmed that a doctor and three navy seals who have been supporting the boys are still inside the cave.

According to reports, each person is being pulled through cave by expert divers and the rescuers are giving boys anti-anxiety pills to keep them calm

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