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Just read that the three navy seals and the doctor that had volunteered to stay with the team in the cave have all left the cave.

Top stuff.
Liam Cochrane, Liam Butterworth and Anne Barker are the reporters on the abc website is where I've been looking at this story too. They've been doing a great job under difficult conditions.
Fantastic ending to the story

Well done to all.

Just an amazing story...



Well done to Royal Thai Navy and Army . Royal Australian Navy and Australian Federal Police.



One and all...

Further to the successful rescue of the team here is a link to an article in The Age that also includes some film of inside the cave during the actual rescue:

www.theage.com.au/world/asia/the-operati...20180712-p4zqzv.html

And apparently the Hollywood movie producers (pardon the pun waded in) wanting to make a movie of the story.
Not sure if that is such a good idea, given the fact how silly many hollywood movies are.

With you there wag for a couple of reasons. The near tragedy has just been averted - leave it for a while, maybe in later years. Other reason is, they’ll have an American John Wayne type that comes in and saves the day. We’ll be told that Dr Harry was born in the US and migrated to Oz. I believe they would crucify a fantastic story with a fantastic outcome.
All that aside, Dr Harry - Australian of the year!!!

Here is an update: www.9news.com.au/national/2018/07/14/12/...rrives-home-adelaide

Four Corners on the ABC tonight have a programme on the rescue.

If you like a good news story, the 4 Corners show that 42 points to above is a must watch.

An international effort, where competition and rivalry were put aside in pursuit of a seemingly improbable successful result.