NewsAlert: Two ambulances seen leaving cave in northern Thailand hours after operation began to rescue trapped youth soccer play

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Divers made more headway Monday in the slow and difficult process to extract a Thai soccer team and its coach from a flooded cave, bringing out at least two other boys during the second day of rescue operations, sources said.

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An ambulance with flashing lights left the site of a flooded cave in northern Thailand where a youth soccer team has been trapped for two weeks, just hours after the second phase of a rescue operation was launched on Monday.

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NewsAlert: Two ambulances seen leaving cave in northern Thailand hours after operation began to rescue trapped youth soccer play

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Rescuers in northern Thailand extracted four members of a youth soccer team on Sunday from the cave where they had been trapped for more than two weeks, part of an ongoing operation to rescue the 12 boys and their coach. The head of the operation said it was going “better than expected.”

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