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    First 4 boys rescued from cave in northern Thailand

    by Shashank Bengali and George Styllis, Los Angeles Times Jul 08, 2018 3 minutes

    MAE SAI, Thailand - Thai SEAL divers Sunday extracted the first members of a Thai boys' soccer team from a flooded cave where they had been trapped for two weeks as an operation began to rescue all 12 players and their coach.

    Four boys were brought out of the cave, according to the SEALs, who were leading the rescue. The boys were transferred by helicopter and ambulance to a hospital where they were being treated, but officials did not disclose details

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