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    Thai boys trapped in cave might have to dive to safety, officials say

    by Shashank Bengali and George Styllis, Los Angeles Times Jul 03, 2018 3 minutes

    MAE SAI, Thailand - The 12 boys and their soccer coach survived more than a week without food and water in a partially flooded cave in northern Thailand. Now they might have to dive to safety.

    A day after rescue teams found the group alive - skinny and hungry, but in stable health and in impressively good spirits - the focus turned Tuesday to extracting them from the cave while the prospect

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