Water rising fast in cave where 12 kids trapped
Soccer team and coach went in to explore cave in Thailand 4 days ago, but search effort hampered by heavy rains
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Soccer team and coach went in to explore cave in Thailand 4 days ago, but search effort hampered by heavy rains
12 boys, soccer coach have gone missing inside flooded cave in northern Thailand
Twelve boys and their soccer coach are missing in Thailand. Rescuers are racing to pump water out of a 6-mile-long flooded cave where the team is believed to be trapped. CBS News' Tina Kraus reports.
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