nbc's dan schenamen has more on the ongoing rescue. >> reporter: four more members of a youth soccer team were pulled from a flood cave in a second round of rescue operations in thailand. the 12 boys and their coach were trapped in the cave for two weeks. four were rescued over the weekend. four more were rushed to a hospital. four boys and their coach remained inside the cave. officials say medical evaluations of the boys will likely take three to boys, but could take as long as seven. the eight already out have not been named. the most recent glimpses of the group showed them to be in good spirits. the first issues doctors will be looking for are dehydration and malnutrition. the hospitalized boys are being kept in isolation due to fear of infection. rescue crews aret of the floode trying to extract the remaining five people trapped inside. the canisters are placed strategically throughout the escape route which is about two and a half miles long. inside, one final push so this can be the final and 17th night for the world's most watched soccer team. dan schenamen, nbc news. >> an

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