Walk the jungle for 40 days! Latest situation, miraculous survival! 4 surviving children in air crash | Colombia | Jungle
On June 9th, four children trapped in the jungle in Colombia due to a plane crash were rescued. At present, they have been transported to a hospital in the capital city of Bogot á. On the 10th, the hospital stated that four children have been released from danger and are replenishing fluids according to the doctor's prescription to restore their physical fitness.
After being rescued on the 9th, four children were sent to a military hospital in Bogota, Colombia for treatment. On the 10th, the hospital reported that four children were suffering from malnutrition, but they are currently unable to take oral food.
In addition, four children also had soft tissue injuries, bites, and some skin injuries, but no serious symptoms have been found. The hospital is conducting clinical and imaging examinations on the children, as well as providing nutritional support and psychological treatment.
Medical staff member Carlos Linkon Alongo: If everything goes smoothly, we believe they will be hospitalized for two to three weeks.
The hospital also stated that the youngest girl among the four children is only 11 months old. Although her condition is stable, from a nutritional perspective, she needs more attention and may need a longer recovery time.
These four children come from an indigenous family in Colombia. On May 1st, they flew on a light plane from Alarasquara in the Amazon region to San Jose in the state of Guajarre. In addition to them, there are three adults on the plane.
During the journey, the plane malfunctioned and disappeared from the radar. Two weeks later, rescue personnel found the wreckage of the plane and the bodies of three adults, but did not find the whereabouts of four children. Until the 9th of this month, after 40 days of search and rescue, 4 children were found and all survived.
