The saga of the 12 boys and their soccer coach trapped in a flooded Thai cave has sparked a massive international effort to rescue them. In a heartbreaking mission, rescuers have been battling the odds and an against-the-clock race around the clock to find a way to save them. Now, reports have emerged that Indian authorities have reached out to the Thai cave rescue team to provide assistance. The Indian Navy has offered their expertise in a desperate bid to help the boys and their coach, who have now been trapped in the underground chamber for 12 days. The boys are feared to be running out of oxygen and food, and the situation is becoming increasingly urgent. As part of the rescue mission, the Indian Navy has offered their medical assistance and underground exploration skills. The Indian Navy have pledged to lend their expertise in order to try and ensure the safety of the trapped boys. The rescue team, made up of experts from India’s navy, air force and coast guard, is working closely with the Thai rescue team and they have requested help from India. The Indian Navy’s assistance is expected to include everything from medical supplies and technical expertise, to the knowledge of sailing several miles to get to the location of the trapped boys. The Indian Navy have also offered to provide tools to help the divers explore the flooded cave. The full scope of the Indian Navy’s assistance is yet to be announced but this joint effort to save the boys is an example of the compassion and support that can be found when nations come together in difficult times.