Rescuers bring monk out of flooded cave
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published : 7 Apr 2021 at 14:26
2 Rescue workers give Phra Ajarn Manas (seated, centre) first aid before bringing him safely out of Phra Sai Ngam Cave in Noen Maprang district of Phitsanulok on Wednesday. (Photo: Prasat Bun Sathan Rescue Foundation Facebook account)
Rescuers brought a monk safely out of a flooded cave in Phitsanulok on Wednesday, days after he was trapped by rising water after going inside to meditate.
Phra Ajarn Manas, 46, was on a pilgrimage from another province. He had entered Phra Sai Ngam Cave in Noen Maprang district on Saturday.
A rainstorm struck the area on Sunday and continued through into Tuesday, flooding parts of the cave while he was inside.
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