Twelve boys and their soccer coach were found alive on July 2 after being trapped in a cave in Thailand for nine days.
This raw (uncut) video shows the team being found in the Tham Luang Cave 200 meters from Pattaya beach, according to the post.
MAE SAI, Thailand — The scrawny boys were huddled on the floor of the cave when the British divers emerged from the murky water.
As his light flickered from one boy to another, one diver called out, “How many of you?”
“Thirteen,” a boy answered.
“Brilliant,” the diver said.
After 10 days trapped in a flooded cave complex in northern Thailand, and after an enormous search effort that had transfixed Thailand, the missing 12 boys and their soccer coach had finally been found in Tham Luang Cave on Monday.
In a brief video filmed by another diver, which was posted on the Thai Navy Seal Facebook page, the boys and their coach seemed in surprisingly good condition. Some boys sat and some stood as they spoke with the rescuers.
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