• Thai football players from cave back to school

    Thai football players from cave back to school

    bangkok August 6, 2018 11:30 Hot Recent News

    All twelve Thai boys who were stuck with their coach for more than two weeks in a flooded cave, have been back in school since Monday. The authorities said that the young people in the class received a warm welcome and that they started the school day with joint Buddhist prayers.

  • What makes the cave story so irresistible?

    What makes the cave story so irresistible?

    chiang rai July 11, 2018 08:21 Hot Recent News

    Every day children worldwide are involved in accidents, disasters and war violence. It often does not even get the news. But with the twelve boys in the Thai cave everything was different. The world looked and lived intensely for two weeks.

  • Cave rescue almost went wrong: 'You saw the water rising'

    Cave rescue almost went wrong: 'You saw the water rising'

    chiang rai July 11, 2018 07:21 Hot Recent News

    It did not matter much, or the rescue operation around the Thai cave boys had ended in a tragedy. Two hours after the last Thai cave boy was freed, the water pumps at the Tham Luang cave system did it. Some hundred rescue workers still present in the cave had to flee the rapidly rising water.

  • Nightmare Thailand becomes a dream story

    Nightmare Thailand becomes a dream story

    July 10, 2018 18:57 Hot Recent News

    What could have become a drama ended this afternoon as a fairy tale. The twelve Thai football players of the Wilde Zwijnen team and their coach have all escaped from the Tham Luang cave. Hollywood is warming up for the story that seems written for the white screen.

  • Thai football players disappeared two weeks ago: what happened?

    Thai football players disappeared two weeks ago: what happened?

    bangkok July 8, 2018 13:45 Hot Recent News

    The rescue operation to get the Thai football players and their coach back to the civilized world is in full swing on Sunday. Meanwhile, they are stuck for sixteen days in the Tham Luang cave, in the northern province of Chiang Rai. On Sunday afternoon the first two boys of the group saw the light of day for the first time, according to Thai media. By now, four boys would have been liberated.

  • Diver died in rescue operation Thailand

    Diver died in rescue operation Thailand

    bangkok July 6, 2018 05:51 Hot Recent News

    During the rescue work of the twelve Thai football players and their trainer in a cave complex in the north of Thailand, a diver was killed. The rescue worker had become unconscious when he was placing oxygen masks along the potential escape route.

  • Race against the rain for big boys

    Race against the rain for big boys

    mae sai July 5, 2018 11:33 Hot Recent News

    The weather will determine whether there is a hasty rescue operation for the Thai football players locked up in a cave or that they can come out of their plight on foot. It is expected that within a few days, and certainly on Saturday, there will be so much rain in the Chiang Rai region that a tidal wave will flood the place where the boys find themselves. But if the tropical rain showers wait a little longer, the cave, from which water is pumped with all its might, falls so dry that the football players can escape on foot or floating with lifejackets.

  • Thai Tourist Office wants to promote cave for tourism

    Thai Tourist Office wants to promote cave for tourism

    bangkok July 4, 2018 14:45 Hot Recent News

    The Thai Tourism Bureau (TAT) wants to develop the cave where twelve young footballers and their coach are stuck, to become a tourist attraction. TAT director Karuna Dechatiwong told the Bangkok Post newspaper that she is going to talk with regional administrators and the business community about the possibilities to promote the cave among tourists.

  • Thai football players can call with parents

    Thai football players can call with parents

    bangkok July 3, 2018 09:39 Hot Recent News

    The young Thai football players who are trapped in a flooded cave system may get in touch with their parents again on Tuesday. The authorities establish a telephone connection so that they can speak directly to the group, says governor Narongsak Osotthanakorn of Chiang Rai province.

  • Half world searches for football players in cave

    Half world searches for football players in cave

    chiang rai July 2, 2018 04:39 Hot Recent News

    Thai Seals yesterday succeeded in penetrating a little deeper into the flooded cave complex, where twelve teenagers and their football coach have been missing for more than a week. After days of heavy rainfall, the weather is finally favorable and the water level in the cave, located near Chiang Rai, has decreased slightly.

  • Thai football players still search

    Thai football players still search

    chiang rai June 28, 2018 12:09 Hot Recent News

    Rescue workers in the north of Thailand are feverishly looking for the youth football team that has been missing since Saturday in a cave that already has water in it and that is threatened to be filled by heavy rainfall. Time is running out. The water has reached the entrance of the cave and attempts to pump the water have failed.

  • Quest in cave continues

    Quest in cave continues

    chiang rai June 27, 2018 04:42 Hot Recent News

    Thailand uses every possible means to find the players of a football team and their trainer, who are missing in a cave complex in the north of the country. Family members of the missing persons are now guarding at the entrance of the complex.

  • Football team stuck in cave

    Football team stuck in cave

    bangkok June 25, 2018 08:33 Hot Recent News

    A Thai youth football team has been stuck in a cave in the northern province of Chiang Rai since this weekend. The players were surprised by a sudden flooding after which they could not go any further. It concerns twelve boys between the ages of eleven and fifteen and their 25-year-old coach.

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