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Crime, Courts, Calamity

Bad things happen to good people; good things happen to bad people.

Volunteer Cooks Who Kept Rescue Fed Just Glad to Help

As they say, an army moves on its stomach.
An undated image of the boys in Luang Khun Nam Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai.

Producers Plan Movie About Luang Nang Non Cave Rescue

NEW YORK — The boys are out of the cave. Now Hollywood wants in.
U.S. Air Force Master Sargent Derek Anderson talks about the risky operation of extracting the trapped boys and their soccer coach to Associated Press during an exclusive interview Wednesday in Chiang Rai province. Photo: Vincent Thian / Associated Press

US Rescuer Details Unprecedented Cave Mission

MAE SAI — The boys saved from a flooded cave endured dives in zero visibility lasting up to half an hour and in places were put in a harness and high-lined across rocky caverns, said a leader of the U.S. contingent that was part of the operation, calling it a "once in a lifetime rescue."
Rescue workers prepare to transport boys rescued from that Luang cave complex Sunday in Chiang Rai province in an image provided by the authorities.

Australian Medic, Last to Leave Cave, Loses Dad

MAE SAI — The last member of the rescue team to leave the Luang Nang Non cave, Australian doctor Richard Harris, has lost his father.

A Day-by-Day Look at the ‘Wild Boars’ Cave Ordeal (Photos)

MAE SAI — A day-by-day look at the ordeal of 12 boys and their soccer coach, who were trapped deep inside a flooded cave in northern Thailand for more than two weeks:

Woman Falls Six Floors to Death at Bangkok Mall

BANGKOK — A middle-aged woman fell to her death late Tuesday afternoon in a mall in the north of the capital.

‘Impossible’ Cave Rescue Ends With No One Left Behind

CHIANG RAI — The final boy was extracted along with his coach and team of medics from the Luang Khun Nam Nang Non cave after being trapped 17 days inside, bringing the massive rescue operation to an astoundingly successful conclusion.

Junta No. 2 Sorry for Chinese Ferry Deaths Remarks

BANGKOK — Deputy junta chief Gen. Prawit Wongsuwan on Tuesday said he’s sorry for suggesting Chinese people are to be blamed for a Chinese tourist ferry accident that left more than 40 dead last week.

Final Rescue Begins of All ‘Wild Boars’

CHIANG RAI – Divers are on their way in the third rescue journey deep into a flooded cave with a mission to complete the job and save everyone inside.
An undated image of the boys in Luang Khun Nam Nang Non cave in Chiang Rai.

Rescued Boys in Hospital Quarantine: Officials

CHIANG RAI — All eight boys rescued so far are in good condition but being kept in isolation due to concerns of infection, a top health official said Tuesday.

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