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Four children from an indigenous community who traveled in a small single-engine plane crashed and survived to be found alive in an inhospitable jungle in the southeastern United
Four children from an indigenous community who traveled in a small single-engine plane crashed and survived to be found alive in an inhospitable jungle in the southeastern United States. Colombia, 16 days after the accidentThis was announced by President Gustavo Petro on Wednesday.
The minors were rescued by army troops, firefighters and civil aviation officials in the jungle department kaketanear the area where the Cessna 206 crashed on the route between Araraquara, Amazonas Department, and the city of San José del Guaviare.
“After an intense search by our armed forces, we have found alive four children missing in a plane crash in Guaviara. Joy for the country,” Peter wrote on his Twitter account.
On the morning of May 1, a plane with seven passengers declared an emergency due to an apparent engine failure.
Three adults died on the plane, including the pilot. and their bodies were found inside the aircraft, although four children, aged 13, 9 and 4, and an 11-month-old infant survived.
Preliminary information from civil aviation, which has been coordinating rescue operations without interruption despite climatic difficulties, indicates that the children got off the plane and went for help in the middle of the jungle.
Rescuers, supported by dogs trained in search and rescue, found traces of fruit the children ate to survive and makeshift shelters made from vegetation in the middle of the jungle even before discovery.
The search and rescue operation involved aircraft and helicopters of the Air Force and the Army.
The army said the dog Ulysses played a key role in finding a makeshift shelter and elements that would provide clues to traces of missing minors following the Cessna 206 plane crash. (Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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