Unable to find lost boys, Thai police drop survival packages into cave

Unable to find lost boys, Thai police drop survival packages into caveBy Chayut Setboonsarng CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - As a search in Thailand for 12 boys and their soccer coach missing inside a flooded cave entered a sixth day on Friday, police dropped survival packages through a shaft drilled in the mountainside not knowing if anyone was there. International rescue teams, including one sent by the United States Pacific Command, are helping the Thai military and police in a search that has been hampered by heavy rain.




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