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Thai cave rescue
'Wild Boars' football team to appear on TV and thank rescuers
How an international coalition pulled off 'mission impossible'
Scenes of jubilation after final boys rescued from Thai cave
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The Thai boys arrive for a press conference shortly after being discharged from hospital. Getty Images -
The 12 boys and their coach were trapped in a cave for two weeks. Getty Images -
Four of the boys, who were not Thai citizens, have submitted citizenship applications, officials confirmed in the press conference. Reuters -
The 'Wild Boars' team apologised to their parents for not telling them that they were going for the cave. EPA -
Artists work on a mural dedicated to the successful rescue of the 'Wild Boars" football team. AFP Photo -
A closer look at the mural. -
Earlier Mourners attend the funeral of Thai navy diver, Samarn Kunan, who died during the rescue mission. Reuters -
The coach said the group took turns trying to dig out of the cave. The 'Wild Boars' also drank water until they felt full. -
The coach, Ekkapol Chantawong. -
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Family members watch the boys' press conference on television. AP Photo -
The boys line up for a photo. AFP Photo -
The boys pose for a photo. -
The boys and their coach pay tribute to the diver who died in the rescue operation.
Thai boys describe two-week ordeal trapped in cave - in pictures
The football team and coach were released from hospital on Wednesday
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