All 13 rescued from flooded Thai cave

Every one of the 12 young men and their soccer mentor caught for over two weeks somewhere inside a surge Thai gives in has been protected, a Thai naval force SEAL unit said on Tuesday, an effective end to an unsafe mission that has grasped the world.

"The 12 Wild Hogs and mentor have risen up out of the give in and they are protected," the Thai naval force SEAL unit said on its authority Facebook page.

The "Wild Pigs" soccer group and their mentor got caught on 23 June while investigating the give in a complex in the northern territory of Chiang Rai after soccer hone and a blustery season storm overwhelmed the passages.

English jumpers found the 13, eager and clustered in dimness on a sloppy bank in a halfway overflowed chamber a few kilometers inside the complex, on Monday a week ago.

In the wake of contemplating for quite a long time how to get the 13 out, a save task was propelled on Sunday when four of the young men were brought out, fastened to save jumpers.

Another four were protected on Monday and the last four young men and the mentor were brought out on Tuesday.

Festivities will be tinged with trouble over the passing of a previous Thai naval force jumper who kicked the bucket keep going Friday while on a re-supply mission inside the collapsed support of the protect.