Indigenous Children Survive 40 Days in Colombian Jungle After Plane Crash, Leave Hospital Care

Four Indigenous children survived over 40 days in the Colombian jungle after a plane crash killed three adults.
The children, aged 1-13, showed resilience and used jungle survival skills taught by their community.
After rescue on June 9, the children were hospitalized in Bogotá until being discharged on July 14.
The kids will temporarily live in a shelter under the care of Colombia's child welfare agency.
Final custody arrangements for the children will be determined within six months.