Five Men Found Alive in Flooded Laos Cave, Rescue Efforts Ongoing

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Specialist divers are working to rescue five men from a flooded cave in Laos after they were found alive and "in good spirits" huddled in a tight passage of the cave. [...] Rescuers at the scene have detailed on social media the challenging mountainous terrain and heavy rain that has hampered their work.

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