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British divers and others scour the mountain for alternative entrances.
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No, said Rick Stanton, one of the two British divers who found the boys.
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The boys were discovered by British divers Richard Stanton and John Volanthen on Monday.
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British divers found the 13 a week ago.
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Finally, movement in the dark The British divers surfaced and in the darkness they sensed movement.
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The British divers Hannah Starling and Becky Gallantree missed out on the final of the women's 3m springboard
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The British divers emerged after midnight, re-joining Vern and Rob on the other side of the flooded dip.
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The boys and their coach spent nine harrowing days trapped in darkness until two British divers found them.
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The museum will also house a 13-metre-long painting, which features rescuers, including the British divers who first found the boys.
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Two British divers found them on July 2 squatting on a mound in a flooded chamber several kilometers inside the complex.
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A team from British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) led the operation to refloat the mammal at high tide.
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Rescuing the rescuers The British divers had to temporarily abandon their search for the Wild Boars while they rescued the rescuers.
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Footage of the group, shot by the British divers, showed the boys and their coach huddled on a ledge surrounded by water.
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When the British divers Rick Stanton and John Volanthen and caver Rob Harper arrived at Chiang Rai Airport, there was an awkward moment.
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Staff from British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) and Tynemouth Aquarium undertook the release at St Mary's Lighthouse on Sunday morning.
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David Cameron travels on the London Underground to the Olympic Park in Stratford to watch British divers Tom Daley and Peter Waterfield compete.