INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
youth football team found rake thin but alive, huddled on a ledge deep inside a flooded cave nine days after they went missing, as the focus
turned Tuesday to how to get them out.The Thai military said it is providing months' worth of food and diving lessons to the boys,
discovered kilometres into the pitch-black and waterlogged Tham Luang network of caves in the country's monsoon-drenched north."How many are
youthirteen brilliant," shouts a British diver, in an astonishing exchange captured in a video of the moment help finally reached the
torches.Much-needed food and medical supplies -- including high-calorie gels and paracetamol -- reached them Tuesday as rescuers prepared
at least four months and train all 13 to dive while continuing to drain the water," Navy Captain Anand Surawan said, according to a
gruelling operation beset by heavy downpours and fast-moving floodwaters."We called this 'mission impossible' because it rained every day
discovered at about 10:00 pm Monday by British divers some 400 meters (1,300 feet) from where they were believed to be stranded several
to get them out with much of the cave still submerged by floods
exploded with relief and jubilation on getting the news the team were alive and safe."It's unimaginable
