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Children Survive Colombia Plane Crash
COLOMBIA – Colombian President Gustavo Petro say there is no confirmation that four children who went missing after their plane crashed in the jungle more than two weeks ago have been rescued.
COLOMBIA – Colombian President Gustavo Petro say there is no confirmation that four children who went missing after their plane crashed in the jungle more than two weeks ago have been rescued.
Search teams have found items they say they think belong to the children in the jungle as well as a makeshift shelter.
This has led them to believe the children have been wandering alone through the rainforest since the crash.
Petro said information about their rescue could not be verified.
The children who range in age from between 13 years to 11 months were on board a small plane along with their mother, a pilot and a co-pilot when it crashed on May 1st.
Authorities say the adults all died in the crash.
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