Thailand’s Tham Luang cave to become museum to showcase boys’ rescue


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Superstitious Thais have been gripped by a legend about the cave – the full name of which is Tham Luang Nang Non or 'cave of the reclining lady'. Legend has it that a beautiful princess ran away to the cave with her commoner lover. Her father sent soldiers to kill the lover, prompting the princess to commit suicide. Photo: Reuters

A cave complex in Thailand where 12 schoolboys and their soccer coach were trapped for more than two weeks before they were safely brought out will be turned into a museum to showcase the rescue, the head of the operation said on Wednesday.

Two British divers found the 12 boys and their coach in a cavern in the flooded Tham Luang cave system in the northern province of Chiang Rai on Monday last week, nine days after they went missing during an excursion.

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