‘Essentially diving in coffee’: Australian diver among team rushing to rescue people trapped in flooded Laos cave

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Josh Richards joins international mission to help five found alive and search for missing divers, with one person extracted successfully

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An Australian cave diver is part of an international team that has brought one man out alive from a remote flooded cave in Laos, with the rescue operation continuing for six more men still trapped underground.
One man was brought alive from the labyrinthine cave complex late on Friday. Four remain stranded on a rocky ledge about 300m from the cave entrance, while two men are still unaccounted for.
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