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Four children miraculously survived 40 days lost Colombian jungle plane crash RELEASED from hospital - Vimarsana News

Four children miraculously survived 40 days lost Colombian jungle plane crash RELEASED from hospital

Four children who miraculously survived 40 days lost in a Colombian jungle have been discharged from a military hospital in Bogota just over a month since they were found.

Colombian plane crash rescue: Search dog Wilson missing after helping save children in jungle - Vimarsana News

Colombian plane crash rescue: Search dog Wilson missing after helping save children in jungle

One of the rescue dogs that helped save four children lost in the Colombian jungle for 40 days is still missing, with the army vowing to continue the search for him.

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Tragic first words spoken by children who survived 40 days in the Colombian jungle are revealed - Vimarsana News

Tragic first words spoken by children who survived 40 days in the Colombian jungle are revealed

After wandering alone for more than a month, the Huitoto Indigenous children - ages 13, nine, five, and one - were rescued and airlifted out of the Amazon on Friday.

Colombia plane crash children told by mother to 'save yourself' | World | News - Vimarsana News

Colombia plane crash children told by mother to 'save yourself' | World | News

Manual Ranoque said his oldest surviving daughter Lesly, 13, told him that his wife Magdalena Mucutuy Valencia told the children to save themselves.

Survival games that helped hero Lesly save her brothers: Girl, 13, built camps using hair ribbons - Vimarsana News

Survival games that helped hero Lesly save her brothers: Girl, 13, built camps using hair ribbons

Their aunt, Damarys Mucutuy, told the Caracol news network that the thirteen and nine-year-old would frequently play a survival game which may have helped them stay alive in the jungle.