The search intensified on Thursday, evening, according to the Civil Aviation Authority, following the discovery of “new findings that could give clues to (the childrens’) whereabouts.” The Colombian Armed Forces’ massive search operation has been supported by dog units, local indigenous communities, planes and helicopters, which flew over the region broadcasting a message recorded by the childrens’ grandmother.

“What we have at this moment is the arrival of three confirmed adult bodies that we are looking at after carrying out a difficult evacuation they had to be raised by helicopters,” he told reporters in San José del Guaviare.Īccording to Pineda, two of the deceased are from an indigenous community, and the third body belongs to a pilot. On Thursday, Colombia’s General Director of the Civil Aviation Authority, Jairo Pineda said three bodies had been recovered and taken to San Jose del Guaviare. Rescuers have been searching for the remnants of the Cessna plane since it crashed on May 1 in the country’s southern region of Guaviare in the Amazonas province.

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