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The four children have been missing for a month but searchers have found discarded items in that time that give authorities and officials hope that the four are still alive.

BOGOTA, Colombia — The discovery in recent days of small footprints in a southern jungle-covered part of Colombia has rekindled hope of finding alive four children who survived a small

The footprints were found about two miles northwest of the area where a plane carrying three adults and four indigenous children went down on May 1.

General Pedro Sánchez, commander of the Joint Command of Special Operations, said: 'We have a 100 per cent expectation of finding them alive'

Who is searching for the missing Colombian children? How do officials know the children might have survived the crash?

Colombian authorities announced the discovery of footprints in the southern jungles that they believe could help finally locate four indigenous children who went missing after their plane crashed a month ago."We have a 100% expectation of finding them alive," Gen. Pedro S?nchez, commander of the Joint Command of Special Operations, told The Associated Press. He

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The discovery this week of small footprints in a southern jungle-clad area of Colombia has rekindled hope of finding alive four children who survived a small plane crash and went missing a month ago

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