2023-06-18 18:53:34
In the last 48 hours “his evolution has been stable”, while treatment for infectious conditions and the search for “chronic infectious pathologies” continue.
Courtesy | The minors of 13, 9, 5 and 1 year old survived the accident of a small plane
Indigenous children who survived a plane crash and 40 days alone in the Colombian Amazon jungle show a progressive improvement in their nutritional status, reported the hospital where they are recovering in Bogotá.
According to the most recent report from the Military Hospital, where the minors were taken following their rescue a week ago, in the last 48 hours “their evolution has been stable”, while treatment for infectious conditions and the search for “chronic infectious pathologies” due to the inhospitable nature of the area where they were found.
The part adds that “a progressive nutritional recovery has been achieved” and that it is necessary to keep them in isolation to avoid any other risk.
The multidisciplinary follow-up in several specialties is maintained with the commitment to achieve the recovery of the physical and mental health of the children, he concludes.
The children aged 13, 9, 5 and 1 survived the accident of a small plane in which they were traveling with their mother from the Araracuara area, where they lived, to San José del Guaviare, south of Bogotá, on May 1 .
His mother, the pilot and another adult died in the mishap.
Since then, the incessant search began and an impressive operation called “Esperanza” was deployed, in which hundreds of soldiers and members of the indigenous communities participated, accompanied by rescue dogs, including Wilson, a Belgian shepherd, who is still missing in the jungle.
The Colombian army confirmed on its Twitter account that they do not lose hope, so “the search for Wilson does not end.”
#Health Rescued indigenous children continue to recover but are at high risk of nutritional deficit
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