GORANI: In just a few hours, the search will start again for 12 teenage football players and their coach who are thought to be trapped in a cave in Thailand. They've been missing since Saturday, but rescuers are not giving up hope. Lynda Kinkade has the latest.</s>LYNDA KINKADE, CNN INTERNATIONAL ANCHOR: 12 teenage football players and their coach are believed to be somewhere in this cave in northern Thailand. Their bags, backpacks and shoes were noticed at the entrance midday on Saturday. Rescuers believe the group entered the cave through a narrow 15- meter-long tunnel, and then rising waters from heavy rainfall blocked their path. Park officials, local police and 17 members of the Thai Royal Navy SEAL diving team have been deployed to assist in the search and rescue efforts. An image posted on the SEAL's Facebook page said divers had to dive to a depth of five meters to access the main chamber where the missing people are believed to be located. One local officials says he believes the boys are still alive because they are athletes, and a relative of a missing boy is still confident.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I believe because their coach is a strong and healthy person. He can lead the youths. I believe in his strength.</s>KINKADE: A sign outside the cave warns of danger during the flooding season, which is just getting underway. In the past, others have gotten stuck in the cave and have survived for days. Lynda Kinkade, CNN.</s>GORANI: Let's hope for the best there. Check out our Facebook page, facebook.com/halagoranicnn. And check me out on Twitter, @HalaGorani. More to come including Russia. The revelation at this year's World Cup, but it didn't go exactly as planned earlier today. We are live in Moscow with the latest.
Youth Football Team Feared Lost In Thailand Cave