Four Indigenous Children Found Alive Two Weeks After Plane Crash in Colombian Jungle

A plane carrying seven people crashed in the Colombian Amazon jungle on May 1, killing three adults including the children's mother.
The four surviving children, ages 11 months to 13 years old, went missing but were found alive more than two weeks later.
Colombia's president announced the children's rescue on Twitter but officials are still working to confirm the news.
The dense jungle terrain and poor communications have hampered the search and rescue effort.
The cause of the crash is still unknown but the charter flight reported engine failure before losing contact.