Meditating monk rescued from flooded cave in Thailand ...United Arab Emirates

Bangkok: Rescue divers have freed a meditating Buddhist monk from a flooded Thai cave in scenes that echoed the high-profile 2018 rescue of a trapped boys’ football team. Manas Kemgoh, 46, was on a pilgrimage when he entered the Phra Sai Ngam cave in Phitsanulok province, in the country’s north, on Saturday to meditate. The monk, wearing only simple brown robes, was trapped inside the cave by severe flooding, until rescuers were able to reach him. “The rescue foundation was informed on (Tuesday)... by an abbot that a monk was missing and he suspected he had gone into a cave to meditate,” rescue worker Weerapong Jaighum told AFP on Thursday. This handout from the Prasatbunyasathan Foundati

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