The IMD has issued an orange alert for Uttarakhand till July 17 and warned of ‘very heavy’ to ‘extremely heavy’ rains in the vulnerable hill state for the next five days
and works for 24 hours. so you can. breathe easy. there s therabreath at walmart. breaking news in the race to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a flooded cave in thailand. officials say it s critical they act quickly as the window to save them may be closing. dive teams say they have a plan to free the boys. it could happen soon. meanwhile, monsoon conditions are moving in, putting added pressure on rescue operations. officials are closely monitoring oxygen levels inside the cave, but right now the boys are said to be safe. asia correspondent jonathan miller standing by at the scene. where are the rescue operations right now? reporter: i think they re pretty much ready to go, joe. the situation on the ground right now is that the governor has said that the conditions are appropriate for this incredibly
but even as local residents called in thousands of leads, none panned out. my sense is that they had no idea where these guys were. and they would say in one breath, well, they could be in new mexico or in northern canada or in your back yard. it they just didn t know. reporter: so the manhunt searched farther, extending into dense, rugged, forest terrain, and the officers encountered monsoon conditions. we had rain either every day or just about every day. literally, it s no exaggeration, you can t see three to five feet in front of your your face, in the daylight, let alone at night. reporter: and as the search expanded, fear took over. this is why i m carrying, i have a glauc40 callber. i m pretty well off. i ve got a gun on me. i ve lived in medford for almost 20 years, so it is. it s scary. they re killers. no one really knew if they had gotten guns, if anyone else was helping them, how far they had gotten. i mean, there was real fear. reporter: more time w
in an effort that cost a million dollars a day. but even as local residents called in thousands of leads, none panned out. my sense is that they had no idea where these guys were. and they would say in one breath, well, they could be in new mexico or in northern canada or in your back yard. it they just didn t know. reporter: so the manhunt searched farther, extending into dense, rugged, forest terrain, and the officers encountered monsoon conditions. we had rain either every day or just about every day. literally, it s no exaggeration, you can t see three to five feet in front of your your face, in the daylight, let alone at night. reporter: and as the search expanded, fear took over. this is why i m carrying, i have a glock .40 caliber i m pretty well off. i ve got a gun on me. i ve lived in medford for almost 20 years, so it is. it s scary. they re killers. no one really knew if they had gotten guns, if anyone else was helping them, how far they had