Four more people have been successfully recovered from the flooded Laos cave in another ‘miracle’ rescue mission after spending 10 days trapped underground after a landslide
Rescuers have pulled off another miracle rescue mission, having recovered a further four people from a cave that flooded in Laos 10 days ago..
Seven gold hunters are said to have become trapped in the ‘tight chamber’ underground after a rush of water caused a landslide to block off their route.
On Friday (May 29), Thai rescuers pulled their first missing person from the cave and have made another breakthrough in recovering a further four less than 24 hours later, The Sun reports. All five are seeking medical assistance for health checks while the authorities continue the search for the remaining missing two.
