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Thai cave rescue, 2018: 12 boys and their coach trapped 4 km inside a flooded cave, and the only way out was a plan nobody had ever tried. In June 2018, the Wild Boars football team rode their bikes to Tham Luang cave in northern Thailand for a one-hour visit. Then the monsoon arrived early, the tunnels flooded, and the way out was gone. For nine days nobody knew if they were alive. Then two British cave divers, Rick Stanton and John Volanthen, surfaced in a pocket of air and counted thirteen faces in the torchlight. This video tells the full Tham Luang cave rescue story, step by step: how Coach Ake kept the boys calm with meditation, why the Thai Navy SEALs could not get through the muddy water, how diver Saman Kunan died laying air tanks, why the oxygen in the chamber was dropping towards 15 percent, and the plan from Australian anaesthetist Dr Richard Harris that finally worked: sedate each boy, put him in a full-face mask, and carry him unconscious through kilometres of flooded tunnel. We follow one boy's three-hour journey out, the three days of the rescue (8 to 10 July 2018), the pump that failed minutes after the last rescuer left, and what happened to the boys afterwards. Facts are checked against the published accounts of the divers (Rick Stanton's "Aquanaut", John Volanthen's "Thirteen Lessons that Saved Thirteen Lives", the National Geographic documentary "The Rescue") and contemporary reporting. Real people appear as name cards only; cave scenes are labelled reconstructions. Chapters: 00:00 Found: thirteen faces in the torchlight 00:46 An afternoon adventure (23 June 2018) 02:02 The bikes at the entrance 02:44 The world arrives: Navy SEALs and two British divers 03:55 Nine days in the dark 04:57 "How many of you?" 05:50 No way out 06:47 The price: Saman Kunan 07:56 The craziest plan: sedation 09:29 One boy's journey 10:42 Three days (8 to 10 July 2018) 11:46 The world behind the rescue 12:17 What came after, and now it makes sense Watch next — another crisis the world watched unfold: Munich 1972: 21 hours, minute by minute (available 29 October 2026) https://youtu.be/X3yExB31rrs Subtitles: English, فارسی, Nederlands, Français, Italiano, Español, Deutsch, Português, हिन्दी, العربية Now It Makes Sense (NIMS TV) tells the real stories behind history, science and everyday things, in plain English, until they finally make sense. If this one kept you on the edge of your seat, subscribe and turn on the bell so you do not miss the next story. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@nowitmakessensetv?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nowitmakessensetv Narration and visuals were produced with the help of AI tools. Facts are checked against reputable sources. Some scenes are illustrative reconstructions. #ThaiCaveRescue #ThamLuang #CaveRescue #Documentary #TrueStory

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