Hi, this is Jim Denison with Tendison Forum, and this is the Daily

Article for Monday, July 9, 2018. The second phase is underway in the rescue of

eight boys in their coach trapped in a cave in northern Thailand. Divers

resumed their work around midnight, Eastern Time. Reuters is reporting that one

person has already been brought from the cave this morning.

The operation is expected to last several hours.

A team of 90 expert divers, 40 from Thailand and 50 from other countries,

has been working in the cave system.

The process includes walking, wading, climbing, and diving along guide ropes are already in place.

As oxygen levels in the cave continued to drop and monsoon rains threatened to flood the cave

system, the first efforts to rescue the boys began over the weekend.

Thirteen specialist divers and five Thai Navy seals descended into the watery network

of underground tunnels.

They rescued four boys, each of whom

wore a full-face mask attached to an air bottle. Two divers accompanied each boy, one carrying his

air supply. About halfway through the ordeal, they had to navigate a section called T-junction.

It's so tight that divers must remove their air tanks to get through.

The escape route is extremely dangerous.

A former Thai Navy SEAL, 38-year-old Samung Gunan, died last Friday while trying to reach

the group with oxygen.

Christians around the world have been praying for the boys in their coach.

Now we must intercede for the divers as well. Each of them is

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