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What on earth is all this about? Vern Unsworth turned down an offer for a mini submarine saying it wasn't suitable for the cave rescue, but then last night Elon Musk started tweeting vicious allegations calling him a pedo (sic) because he lives in Thailand. The tweets have now been deleted...

The Thais are going to make a statue of him at the caves. This is the Australian Dr. Richard Harris, who was the last man out of the caves and led the whole rescue, whilst his father was dying back in Aus. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-44789693

How do you know that several of the boys ran into the caves first, and he was determined to keep them altogether? These caves are visited by tourists and are perfectly safe in the dry season. The monsoon rains arrived suddenly and early, cutting them off, so he led them to higher ground to keep...

BBC news saying all out including the coach, and on to hospital. The hospital are reporting all the boys are fine but still being monitored for infections. The very best news. Congratulations to everyone of the rescue team. Condolences to the family of the Thai Navy Seal who died. At least, he...

It's posted on this thread, further back.

https://twitter.com/CBSNews/status/1016310081175121923 1016310081175121923

https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/he-s-the-one-i-trust-coach-praised-as-real-hero-in-thai-cave-saga-20180709-p4zqgc.html

Four more out. 1016305602237255681

No they had to retreat to higher ground because water was rushing in, and got cut off.

The rainy monsoon season is fairly predicatable and happens in July. It was early this year. Tourists visit these caves regularly although not as far in as the football team went. They were forced to go in further because the water poured in from an early downpour.

They did but he felt he wanted to.

Yes, as the news went on, they said they probably changed their minds. The coach had been refusing his food so the boys had more to build them up.

When the Australian doctor chose the first to come out, it was the weakest boys healthwise, so they should get stronger as they go along.

Good news. Although there have been overnight rains, the levels in the caves haven't risen any higher, so today's rescues are still on.

Don't underestimate the problems. Of course confidence is needed, but don't forget one of the Thai Navy seals has already died when trying to take oxygen into the cave.

BBC Evening news reporting just 4 in total at present. Rescuers hoping to get them all out within 48 hours.

I think the divers are now resting, as they will be time limited. Edit doogie explained it better than me.

Yes, when the boys were first found, one of them had an England shirt.

Live from Channel 7 News Sydney also saying 6 boys. https://www.pscp.tv/w/1PlKQrgXRWnGE

This Reuters employee tweeting 6. I'm trying to stick to reliable news outlets. https://twitter.com/geddiejdk/status/1015940908296986624 1015940908296986624