Children Found in Colombian Amazon

After 40 Days

Four Indigenous children, who survived 40 days in the Amazon jungle after a plane crash, were found alive on Friday.

The children, aged between 12 and 15, were found by a search party led by the Colombian Air Force. They were in a good condition, despite having lost a lot of weight. The children were taken to a hospital in the city of Leticia, where they are receiving medical care.

The children's mother, who was also on the plane, died in the crash. The children's father, who was waiting for them at the airport, said he was overjoyed to have them back.

The children's survival is a testament to their resilience and determination. They were able to survive in the jungle by eating fruit, insects, and small animals. They also built a shelter to protect themselves from the elements.

The search for the children was a major undertaking, involving hundreds of people. The Colombian Air Force, the Colombian Army, and the Colombian National Police all participated in the search.

The children's rescue is a reminder of the importance of never giving up hope. Even in the most difficult circumstances, it is possible to survive.